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Pandora by marsalv - FINISHED - 1:52
jaerschen replied to marsalv's topic in - Build logs for subjects built 1751 - 1800
Congratulation for this first class model Marsalv. Excellent work -
Accurate work Wayne, she's looking great
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I can only endorse speeches that have just been made, outstanding craftsmanship.
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Congrats Toni, very nice work.
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Hi Daniel, I wish you also the best that you have time to build at the Triton soon.
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Hi Alex Thanks very much for nice comment. I'm delighted that you like it.
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Hi Shaun It gives some other options to get the shrouds to a equal lenght. Here you can see a other one.
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I cannot judge this Christian. I like it much more when both sides are similar.
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Thank you Nigel for nice words. I can only agree with that
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Hi Christian, I will show a bit of everything. A bit of planking and so much as possible of the frame-build because I have worked so hard to make it. I will apply only 4 strakes below the main-Wales. Furthermore I think to show the ribbands is also very interest.
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Outstanding craftsmanship Alex, perfect.
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Hello, Thank you so much for your nice comments and also for the likes. I'm very pleased about this great interest. Here's a little update. Some strakes below the wale and the garboard strake are fitted. The progress is very slowly because It's partial a bit tricky. Also I needed time to find a way to add the planks without leaving any trace at the frames. Therefor the build from Ed of the Extreme Clipper is a great help. In the TFFM-book this strakes are reffered to as thickstuff under the wales. There is a little step from the second to the third strake to see on the following photo. That's why the thickness of the strakes decreases. I will sanding down them when the fourth strake is installed. That's the current progress.
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Congrats Ben, it's almost done and she's looking great.
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A wonderful model Micheal, very well done.
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The rigging is looking and better and better Ray, very nice done.
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I admire this excellent quality of the planking at the Stern. Wonderful work Ed.
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Wow Nigel, it's looking fantastic, great work.
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Hi Aldo I wish you also a happy new year and very much time for model building. So we can see much progress of your nice model
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Oh sorry Ed, I'm inconsolable to forgot this. I wish you also a Merry Christmas
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Very nice work, the joints are looking good. But you must say to your carpenters they have to tidy the building side
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I love this class of ships, these elegant lines. My first sail model were the Cutty Sark from Revel. I can't wait your Young America finished Ed.
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Hello, Here's a little update and I would like to take this opportunity to wish you all a Merry Christmas. I started to fit the ribbands and coloured the Main-Wale black. The ribband-nails are done in the same manner as described in the book from David Antscherl of the Swan-Class. Only the insertion tool was made of a screw and two screw-nuts. For securing the nails I used white clue and think that it works. The Main-Wale is coloured with black stain. Mark gave me this advice in my build of the Leopard and it works very well.
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It's always a pleasure to see this accurate work Ed
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