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FrankWouts reacted to a post in a topic: HMS Prince by pirozzi - Amati - 1:64 - Original 1978 Kit by Vince P.
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bartejo reacted to a post in a topic: HMS Prince 1670 by Captainhash - Constructo - Scale 1:61 - First wooden ship build
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GrandpaPhil reacted to a post in a topic: HMS Prince 1670 by Captainhash - Constructo - Scale 1:61 - First wooden ship build
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Agreed on mine they hadn't cut the slots for the gun port backing to slide in to the frames a bit hit and miss .also the coat of arms for the stern is of poor quality I will prob decorate the rear of ship slightly different so mine prob wont end up as an exact replica of the ship but ahwell since this is first kit I've ever built it's all a learning process
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Nicely done m8 yeh I don't mind you posting on this build log I haven't been able to get any further work done on my boat as of yet due to work commitments but I will finish her slowly but surely lol but with the lower hull I found the solder iron bending tool and jig very useful for the angles bends required and a lot of patience I followed the destructions on the gun ports hadn't realised they were really flush in real life but aswell to late now and seeing how you marked the gun ports out seems alot better than the method I've done I've found building her challenging but rewarding good luck with your build look forward to seeing progress and your ideas come the later stages
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Bill Morrison reacted to a post in a topic: HMS Prince 1670 by Captainhash - Constructo - Scale 1:61 - First wooden ship build
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Thanks alot for the kind words I'll be watching yours for some tips and eager to see what extra detail I can add I believe the kit you have got is probably superior in details than mine😂 I'm definitely gonna need help with the rigging for sure if I ever get to that stage. Wish I had more free time but I'm plodding along 🤞good luck with your build aswell
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