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many thanks Grant - Pete - Michael - Greg and Patrick, for your words.... Pete, thanks for looking in, I`m pleased you like the work Michael, the thoughts are for the continuation of the forward boats deck.... Greg, the actual KWdG was at time of launch in 1897 the largest and fastest ship aloat, I`ve been told Patrick, thanks for your greetings, and you nice complimemt Also thanks to all the "Likes" for clicking on.. I wish all a pleasant turn of the year and a good and happy new 2017 Nils
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Thank you very much Bob, Nils
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Many thanks Mark, Carl and Albert, for your kind words and compliments, in the moment the small updates are not so obvious to see at first look Nils
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A little update... the aft vents are tuned to the right lengths and painted. The aft mast is is rigged, the stays and backstays set and the ratlines are mounted to the shrouds. Some additional lifesaver rings are assembled Hope you are all had a nice Christmas time and Santa has delivered the one or other little surprize..... Nils about 2/3 of the boatsdeck are on (without boats) Aft mast rigging.... the vents are shortened and painted have to continue with the forward boatsdeck, right up top the command bridge area
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Thank you Denis, in answer to your request.... for ladders you can find photo etched brass pattern (must be folded ) and in different scales and versions source at Hobby-Lobby web shop http://www.hobby-lobby-modellbau.com/onlineshop/index.php/cat/c455_Foto----tzteile.html for railings you can find photo etched copper and in different scales and versions source at Hamburger Modellbau web shop.... http://www.shop.modelltechnik-hamburg.de/epages/ModelltechnikHamburg.sf/de_DE/?ObjectPath=/Shops/ModelltechnikHamburg/Categories/Modellschiffbauteile/Reling__Gelaender wishing you a happy christmas season.... Nils
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Good morning Alex, beauitiful work your plating looks very neat, what kind of glue are you using, is it a contact type glue, or CA ? Is there a certain reason that you are plating from bow in direction stern instead of opposite direction, so the vertical overlapping is not exposed to the onstreaming water ? Nils
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Good morning Piet, thanks for your nice words and for catching up with the build......, hope you could get all things settled and are preparing for a smooth christmas time now with your family, all the best from here in Northern Germany.. Nils
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Hi Martin, Thanks so much for your kind comments, I am delighted by all the positive feedback received from fellow builders, and its very encouraging for me to deliver my best in this phase of the build.... Nils
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Mike, your "Cheerful" is a real treat for the eye !!! Nils
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many thanks to - Oystein - Steve - Greg - Gary - Patrick - Albert - Jase - Bob, for your much appreciated words and comments..... Oystein, thanks so much for dropping in regulary, and also a merry Christmas to you and Norway... Steve, It was my aim to try and build a bit of that nostalgic ocean liner charme, which I also love, into the build, am glad you like it.. Greg, a great compliment, thanks a lot and also best regards to your freind Gary, thanks very much for your kind words Patrick, am very happy that you are liking the growth of the KWdG liner Albert, thank you so much for your kind words..... Jase, Thank you very much for your kind compliments and for joining in and watching the build.. Bob, Thank you so much for your your kind compliment, I`m happy that you and many others are liking the build.... My thanks also to all the "likes" who clicked in and are watching regulary... Nils
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Little update.... started with the aftmast shrouds (no ratlines on yet), and some of the "fences" on the aft boatsdeck. The boatsdeck, seawards of the boats gets no railings later on... Nils shrouds are spaned with M1 turnbuckle screws the remaining two of the 6 turnbuckle screws on each side will take up the aft mast backstays (when the ratlines are on the shrouds) divding the aft boatsdeck with fence-like barriers, to prevent passengers from going the the boats area (without railings) The first third and the last third are almost done, now the mid section has to be further built
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Nice kit Denis, I see it is all under way already and wish much fun in setting up the framing and bulkheads.... Nils
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Very nice build Bob, the build in general and the light in the cabin roof looks great... Nils
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Hi there fellow modelers, does anyone please know a source for functional brass miniature turnbuckle screws (M1 left/right thread). The sources I used to purchase from do not have them in their programs anymore, and I´m running out of the few spare ones I still have Would very much appreciate any hint Many thanks Nils
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Glenn, many thanks for catching up and for your kind comments, I`m pleased you like it... Nils
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Lawrence, thanks so much for your words and your nice compliment... Nils
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Hi Keith, thanks for your nice comment, stern anchor what for ?.... I`m sure that the answers are to be found in the four explanations adopted from the web. http://www.sail-world.com/Australia/Stern-anchors-and-four-reasons-you-should-have-one/58641?source=google.de with the stern anchor, if set correctly, it would be possible to position the stern in a way that the ship would lay more steady, and its passengers would not suffer sea sickness through rolling motions of the ship Nils
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