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Beautiful ship and model. I always loved this story about the original race. Legend has it that while watching the race, Queen Victoria asked who was second, and received the famous reply: "There is no second, your Majesty."
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Does anyone know why this structure is called a "hurricane house"?
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It is a shame, but enough is visible that one has to do all the detail. A lot of plastic aircraft kits are like that. Detailed interiors that one never sees
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Finally got the hurricane house under roof. Wife and I were in the woods (roughing it in an AC cabin, with full kitchen, 2 bed rooms, and a bath, on beautiful Smith Mountain Lake in Virginia, but alas No Modleing😬) so not much got done on CWM for a bit. But I am am finally back at it. we did manage to finish several bottles of wine 😇
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Love the weathered gray stain.
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Ford Mustang 65 by Fnick - Revell 1:24 - Finished
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I seem to have opened a can of worms. I am taking a break from modeling for a couple weeks (14 days in the Virginia Mountains) so plenty of time to think about the roof of the hurricane house. I probably will go for a “smooth” top.
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The Model Shipways plans for the CWM say that the roof of the hurricane house was covered in canvas. I’ve been puzzling how to duplicate that. I see you just stayed with same material as the sides.
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Thanks. A lot of careful, patient picking with a tooth pick😁
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The paneled doors are not the same style as the plans, but were the only thing I could get as an S-scale model railroad item. They will be almost impossible to see once the roof goes on anyway.
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I could also use new eyes and a steadier hand. 😁
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Your comment is right on; yesterday I spent some time cleaning up the paint with a toothpick. The canopy is looking much better.
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I have also used toothpicks for some small details, but I didn’t try them for the canopy. Maybe I should try them here. I need to clean the limes up a bit. I’ve never been able to mask a cockpit canopy successfully.
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I used HO windows and doors on my City of Pekin
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Turns out that the rear facing crew member has his head in a gun turret. He is in place along with the pilot and the minimal cockpit details
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Test fitting the port side aft structures. I ordered some S-scale doors from a model RR source hoping they would look better than my several failed attempts at scratch building the needed panel doors.
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Amazing work John. Your attention to detail amazes me.
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