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I'm in, just cos it's a bomber😉
- Egilman, Canute, Old Collingwood and 2 others
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Great stuff OC. such an iconic shape to the fuselage, even like that there's no mistaking it's a Harrier.
- Egilman, Canute, popeye the sailor and 2 others
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You've done great with your Sherbourne, those gun carriages look very good, to be honest any praise should go to Chris Watton and you, I just pointed you at Vanguard models.
Very nice build. 😁👍
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Looks great EG, I'm glad you found the method of doing bare metal you were looking for! I like the finish on the tanks. 👍😁
- Egilman, lmagna, Old Collingwood and 2 others
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I'm with EG, very very nice, lovely looking Spitfire,
- mtaylor, Canute, popeye the sailor and 2 others
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Very tidy planking, looks like you've got the hang of it, good job 👍😏
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1 hour ago, Waitoa said:
The Stick (trademark pending) - the most useful tool. Been using it to tap down the bricks and to flatten down a course of bricks. Also noticing that overtime the layers tend to lean out so this allows to correct this and where necessary, as in the photo, gives some indication of how much filing is required to bring it back into line
Yes, even we "real life professional"
bricklayers use a big stick and a big hammer sometimes because walls do tend to lean over of their own account, 😬🙄🙄😂. I've been told by my garage mechanic that the big hammer is in their toolbox too!!!
- Old Collingwood, druxey, Egilman and 4 others
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Hi Liam, Sherbourne was my first ship too, enjoy building her and have fun!
It might be worth masking the stem, keel and sternpost with some tape to protect it if you plan to leave it wood finish, although if you're painting her it's not so important.
Good start by the way.
Cheers 👍😃
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Thanks OC, hopefully I will get round to getting the top layer started soon 😏
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Thank you Glenn, to be honest if I'd had the plans for a brig I would have been building a brig, but I do like the versatility of cutters and there is so much that can be changed or altered.
Thanks everyone also for the likes and dropping by.
fitted the stem, keel and sternpost tonight.
Still slowly making the bulwarks, then it's on with 2nd planking.
Til then
Cheers
- tkay11, FrankWouts, mtaylor and 13 others
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I'm in, been looking forward for this😁
- hollowneck, Canute, Egilman and 1 other
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I forgot you put the month first over the pond🙄🙄 so:
happy birthday EG
- Canute, Old Collingwood, mtaylor and 3 others
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Very very nice, you have got a good looking plane after the niggles you had with it at the start😏😉
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@WalrusGuy has made his own quarter badges and explains his methods with good detail and very good photos. If you haven't already you should check his Syren log out
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- FrankWouts, egkb, Old Collingwood and 11 others
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Battle of Waterloo Attack on La Haye Sainte Farm by Old Collingwood - 1/56 (28mm)
in Non-ship/categorised builds
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Bernard Cornwell (author of Sharpe) also wrote an account of the battle, "Waterloo, a history of four days, three armies, three battles" I can recommend it.