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Build log part 32 Building the foremast with attachment stations for the two derrick booms with double pivot joints to the mast, and several eyelets for fastening blocks, stays and flaglines. The spreader for the shrouds is fixed already, Ladder, crows nest, flag-boom and lantern brackets are still missing Nils rigging of derrick booms elevation stages of the mast joints with double pivots for the derrick cargo booms the rake of the foremast will be same as the funnels later on
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Thank you very much Bob, BTW, did you meantime find some better plans for a 26 ft. Navy motor workboat for "Pequot" ? Nils
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Thanks very much Greg, yes, the doc. did give me confedence that he will be able to get all right again by means of certain injections to the nerve root area, so no surgery ! no more upset... For the Royal Caroline scratch build in 1: 32 as I am very curious of what will come, it must be quite a "beast"..... Nils
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Hi Greg, Thanks for your compliment and your good wishes...... My health is improving now day by day, and I`m very happy and grateful with that. Today started a slight carry on with the work again and cut and soldered the the brass tube-bits of the tapered foremast together. I saw in your signiture that you`ve taken over The "HMY Royal Caroline" from our freind Greg. (the peg leg sailor) Please pass on good wishes and all the best to him. The R.C. with open port side, showing all decks and in 1:32 "super scale" sounds a great project ! Is it a kit or scratch build ? Will you be starting a build log here.... ? Nils bottom diam. 6,5 mm, tapered in 5 steps to top 2 mm, length 330 mm
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Congrats to completing your lovely "Pickle" Peter, a beautiful built ship, and the nice full suit of sails give her just the right look..... For your coming project I thiink the yacht "America" is a great choise, I fell in love with her lines once and started scratch buiiding the model, the hull had to be sold though, due to it`s size. Am looking very much forward to your begin , resp. keellaying.... Nils
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a beautiful built sloop Dave, I love it that you`re scarce with the paint brush and let the warm wooden tones work out, that gives a realistic impression, also the deck cutaway, well done Nils
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nice work Tony, your GF is coming on pretty well, stanchions and railing wires, standing riggings and ratlines look great... Nils
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Martin, thank you for your words and for compliments on the winches.... Nils
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Joe, I know I`m late with my congrats, please excuse... but Bob`s (Rafine) credits to your model made me look up your fantastic "Granado" in the completed stage. What a wonderful ship ! love it, Well done Nils
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Vielen Dank Dirk, its getting a bit better with every week.... Nils
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thanks for the pic Bob, is there a typical nomination for that typ rig ? , I normaly would call it a brig with two full rigged masts, and spanker at the aft mast, but here the foremast seems to be the mainmast. (hight). Probably it would have been a small 3-mast frigate with also a foremast, if not that bomb firing caronade would take the required place on the foredeck. A very interessant vessel Nils
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nice progress and good work Bob, looks like a good quality kit with sturdy well approved design, certainly you`ll turn it into another jewel under your hands... Do you perhaps have an side- overview plan pic, so as to show what she looks like, with masts and rigging ? Nils
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Mark, beautiful start and well under way with your CS model. The planking is nice and smooth and enable an excellent coppering job... Nils
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Beautiful pic sequence Hof, a very nice inspiration for all CS builders here at MSW Nils
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Dan, many thanks, your nice comment is very much appreciated.... also thanks to all fellow modelers for the "likes" related to the build so far.... Nils
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Nice work Rob, it was a good idea to start with "Pickle" , gain your experience and put the benifit into the "RC" model challenge like you did Well done! Nils
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Nice work on your HMS Fly Vitus ! good start with the bowsprit and the foremasting, am looking foreward the rigging Nils
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