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  1. 6 hours ago, mtaylor said:

    I find it interesting that they would store rafts on top of the turrets.  Seems they would be more susceptible to damage there.  

    I don't think it matters where they would stow them, Mark. When you consider the damage done on those ships ... splinters flying everywhere ... if not bomb fragments, parts of the ship would be flying around

    4 hours ago, RGL said:

    No idea why, but they removed all the ships boats before going into battle. 

    That's probably a leftover from the 1600 and after period ships. To avoid men from having the idea safety was an option during battle, and in that time to avoid splinters from a shot up boat to fly over the deck, decimating gunners

     

    NIcely done so far, RGL. "Just" one last tedious effort 

  2. 4 hours ago, RGL said:

    So I’ll take the dogs for a walk then start masking the whole deck again and all the dark blue bits. 

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    strange dogs they have downundah. The one in front we would call a cat up here ...

     

    13 hours ago, Canute said:

    Yes, sir. It's just as easy to launch a 3D part as a PE one. I need to do my work in a white room, so when a part goes pinging off into the next dimension, I stand a chance of quickly finding the pieces/part. Luckily,of late, it's been a tad easier, since the basswood & styrene shapes I'm working with are light colored.

    You wear a straitjacket too?

  3. 6 hours ago, RGL said:

    3D and PE are very different creatures, Flyhawk does great PE to a point but the complexity is somewhat a different level 

    Which is why you can build it faster if you use 3D printed parts ... where is the agony and headaches, the joy of loosing parts in the carpet monster's jaws ... the search for the missing "link" ...

  4. On 7/5/2022 at 6:07 AM, vossy said:

    Hi all. After a long break for various reasons I intend to begin to update my log for the Riverboat. I have done a little bit more to her since last post about 3 years ago.

    I will post more pics soon, and hope that people who were following along are still here.

     

    Sorry for my absence.

     

    Chris

     

    Yupz, still here, and sometimes there ... hope you are doing well, Chris

  5. On 6/24/2022 at 1:31 AM, RGL said:

    Because the hull has been designed as a waterline but the central deck in also moulded in as well as support structures. When you join the base and the upper works it has a 1mm edge to sit it on. I have had to cut out bits of plastic soni  can get my fingers in to try and get it to sit flush. 

    That's 35 cm!!! A huge ridge if you'd ask me.

  6. On 5/31/2022 at 2:45 AM, BANYAN said:

    Pause it?????  Just as I found it?????  As the car ad used to say Bu.......r!   A very interesting concept and I am looking forward to how you attacked these Greg.  I look forward to the bigger project though.

     

    cheers

     

    Pat  

    You know what he is like, Pat. Especially if builds do not go fast enough laugh2.gif.b208ed4bdafd78221f8eb5abad01638c.gif

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