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Thanks for looking in Carl, well, I trust I wo`nt have the patience to build 24 lifeboats in single production, and taking a mold from a hand made prototypes for the 3 types, as well as making resin casts from those is also quite some work.... Nils
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Hi Patrick, sorry, my mistake, you`re right, it should read 24 boats, whereby 6 of them are fold-out boats, tripple stapled, port and starboard the last in the long row Nils
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Update... before carrying on with the boat deck supports, here an an intermediate rough crosscheck about davits in relation and position of outer boat deck edge-rail. I made a dummy for the boats arrangement. The overstanding stanchions (hight) will be clipped off after they are soldered to the rail. The 24 boats will be clinker planked and 60 mm long. Will think about resin cast technique here. The boatsdeck will be 1 mm thick ply and planked deck, just like promenade deck... It looks OK so far ....., but still a long way to get there Nils
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thank you very much Nenad, I`m always pleased if there is anything out of my logs that may be useful to fellow members... Nils
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Patrick, thanks for your lovely compliment and also your atmospheric impression. I am gathering some figurines (male / female) in periods clothing, now and then there is something to find at Ebay (scale 1:160) Nils
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Hi Rob, Thanks for your compliment... the portholes (I use "Aderendhülsen", as galvanic tin-coated copper sleeves), I purchase these super priceworthy from the following webshop https://www.reichelt.de/index.html?&ACTION=446&LA=0 (type the term Aderendhuelsen into the spacefield for the search) you can get them in different sizes. The "glassing" is made from bits of grass cutter transparent Nylon line for Lawn mowing.... Nils
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Thanks Piet, yes I thought the text markings would would supplement the pics.... Nils
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Boyd, I thank you very much for your nice compliment, and thanks so much to all expressing their "likes".... all much appreciated Update Startung with the stanchions for supporting the boatsdeck, starting in the area I meant in my post # 1258 with the dummy trial... Nils
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Hi Mick. lovely work on the hull`s framing... Nils
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Thank you very much for your words John. its going to be a lot of work with the super structure..... Nils
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thank you very much Denis, Nils
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congrats, a beautiful model Pat, Nils
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Nice progress Bob, also mast, loadboom and lanterns well done..... do you have rudder and props already ? Nils
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Good morning John, I was this morning surprized by the number of visits to my log over night, and with pleasure noticed that you have had a good look into it. Thanks for your interest, much appreciated, you`re always welcome, and I`m pleased you enjoyed the tour. I`m trying to resemble a bit of the heritage touch of the turn of the century 1900 this ship brings with it, being a trend setting benchmark in mechanical shipbuilding in the year of launch 1897 Best regards Nils
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Thank you for your nice words Michael, thanks for looking in..... Nils
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Thank you very much Piet, for your nice compliment, much appreciated.... Nils
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Hi Alex, guess the technique you are using for the hull made in CNC milled sections and then fitted together is like the professionals do for "builders models", or for the watertank drag test hulls...... The models look fantastic !! Nils
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thank you very much Pete, its nice that memories are brought to mind now and then. I grew up in capetown in the late 50 ties, and also remember taking the bus about 12 miles into the city just for looking into a large model shop there and what they had on display Nils
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Beautiful work Ed, your clipper build is a through and through sample of masterly model shipbuilding of the 19th century.... Nils
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Patrick, thank you for your nice compliment.... Nils
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Bob, thanks so much for your nice compliment. I`m glad you like it.... I have now the cabin walls 18,5 mm high ( 18,5 x 144 = 2664 mm actual) , and just hope that later on it will not look as if too low, because the boatsdeck with it`s slight downward curvature to the ships sides will leave quite a lot of the promenade deck "in the shade" Nils
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Thanks Ed for your word, and also all the "likes" for clicking the button.... Update.... the first promenade deck cabin section is so far complete.... the handrails worked out fine, was easier than I thought it to be......, and this time the railholders had flattened ends before bending the holding loop for the rail was bent, (thanks to suggestion of member "Reklein", Bill in Idaho ) Nils
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