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    Pretty good rigging Bob, she surely is coming along realistic looking, a beautiful model..... Nils
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    Thank you very much John, there are so many points to continue with the ships fitting out in the moment, I realy have to try and get them done one by one, although there are so many ideas (thinking ahead in my mind), that I would like to proceed in many different positions at the same time, just to see if the thoughts would work out.... Nils
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    all along the way good ideas and good progress Rob, love that figurehead and the winches.... Nils
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    Hi Marcus, good to hear from you, thanks for looking in...., I`m glad you like build... Am meantime jumping on to the next section and sequence... Nils
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    Welcome on board John, and thanks for your kind compliment, much appreciated...... I`m often looking at old pics and photographs of the ship, life on its decks, etc. , to find out some of the details... Nils
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    Many thanks Carl, Juzek and Piet, Nils
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    Thank you very much Denis, Michael and Bob Nils
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    Thank you very much Denis, and B.E. for you kind comments... the nearly midship bridge platform goes over the whole ship width and allows a good sight alongsides for the crew (and passengers). There still needs to be the upper railing attached and the platform fitted out. The dark grey horizontal tank with the two vents on top, is the one for daily warm water and is heated by exhaust gasexchanger of the second funnel On the platform where the tank is standing on, there are brought in 4 interlocked eyelets with counter flat heads from below to take up some of the appropriate funnel stays safely Also many thanks to all the "Likes" Nils
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    very nice work Ferit, the small fracture with the upper mainmast, will be relatively easy to mend, after doing so you will be happy with your beautiful ship again .... Nils
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    Thank you very much Bob, Nils
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    Thank you very much Johann, Nils
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    Thank you Patrick, it was indeed a little mass production (37 ea.) of tiny square brass plates and square windowframes, and soldering these together, but I think the effort was worth it.... Nils
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    Thank you very much Albert, NIls
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    Update.... handrail for deck housing and halfround light shaft dome windows... Nils
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    Hi Karl, can full understand why you have chosen to build this model. The introducing pics are so fantastic and inspiring, wonderful lines of the ship and a "must" to get started with it..... Nils
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    Thank you so much Greg, John and Patrick, for your nice words and compliments, Very much appreciated.... Nils
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    A very nice build ! Congrats Tadeuz, that ship looks excellent NIls
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    small update.... this little structure sits up on the boats deck between 2 nd. and 3 rd. funnel. This is the position where the large 1 st class dining lounge is situated over several decks across the whole width of the ship, because here no stackshafts interfere with the dining area. The half round stucture will be modeled to the light dome of the dining lounge comprising about 30 single little "glassed" frames Nils
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    A nice word Greg, thanks very much... Nils
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    Many thanks Bill, Denis and Jeff, Bill, you`re so right, the Auger is the one for rough timber, thanks for your advise to clear and withdraw the bit. (avoid to get stuck ) I`ll save it up if I ever need to build a log-cabin in the woods Denis, yes, I`m very pleased with that tool.... Jeff, so now there has been found a good solutíon... Nils
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    Update.... outcome of the 25 mm hole drilling trials... today I had a pleasant surprise with the fresh received new drilling crown. I had to try it out straight away, and am very pleased with the results.... Nils good quality tool the center drill with the (threaded9 adapter can take up diam 14 to 30 mm, drill crowns cut at 10° angle, no problem with the center drill function smooth hole sides, no breaking out at surfaces
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    Update... stuctures on the boats deck, and always considering the deck curvature over the width Nils
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    Hi Bob, Thanks for your nice input here..... you seem to be reading my mind, that was also my (up the sleeve solution) if the other do`nt work like intended.... Nils
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    Thanks for your kind reccomendation Jeff, I have`nt done any fuirther trials on that behalf yet, but shall give feedback on outcome later on... Nils
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    Thanks Carl, it was just my thought to slip the funnel tubes over a safely enbedded dowel which fits the inside diam. of the tube smoothly. That should privide a very rigid connection that could also withstand gentle "accidential" knocking against the funnels without doing any harm (like perhaps overstressing the funnel stays) Nils

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