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I'm restoring a pirate ship built in the early 1900. the ship was built by three inmates in a Georga prison. The ship is 5.6 feet long 14 inch wide and 5 ft high. no sail plank on frame construction the ship was quite dirty. I also had a Fiji mermaid to restore. a small ship that needs work and new sails and a raft I removed all the cannon and deck furniture. and rigging wash the ship with soap and water.
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welcome Jim from Florida
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looking to have rope for scale making the rope and Hismodel making the sail
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now i have remove the sail and yard arm getting ready to do a little cleaning the ship is either nail or part are cut and fitted no glue there are some parts glues from damage later in her life
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I’m restoring a old Clipper ship that over 100 year old The model was made for the Hobbs family by Clifford Ashley Who wrote Ashley Book of Knots the workman ship of the is quite hi The ship is plank on frame. The detail of workman is quite hi The ship was real dirty and the sail were coming a part and the rigging turn into dust just by touching it enclose are what the ship look like when i pick it up from the customer
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I'm finish with the repair of the ship now bolting the ship stand to the base than in a few weeks I will be taking the ship to the customer and set up the model and install the glass cover before I could start I sent sample of the string to Rope of Scale he match the color and made string I needed to repair the rigging. I also order rigging plan which help out I shape the mast and coat with pecan stain to match the remaining mast
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I been repairing model sailing ship for the last 8 month having a lot of fun and I learn a lot from the builder what I,m working on now is HMS victory the ship was damage during a short move flip over on top and below what it look like I replace the mast , bow and flag staff I have white string and print order I have the first section of the broken mast glue in and the rattline installed
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