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Semi gloss oak varnish. I do wish it was matte, does anyone know if a light sanding of 220 grit would get rid of the shine
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The stencil used to make the holes was a little bit off, I could have fixed it before making the holes but I didn’t notice until after I added little planks of wood to make up the missed space where the anchor for the mast sits I know it won’t be seen anyways but I’ll know and I’m a bit of a perfectionist
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Got some planking done, had to sand down the plank at the top as one side was not at large an opening as the other. I believe that was my error when I placed the central beam down the glue hardened quicker than I thought. It’s maybe off angle by quarter to half a mm.
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Hey, first time starting a build log here. Always wanted to build a kit of the HMS Victory but do not have the skill yet to complete a large kit just yet. I came across this cross section by AL and thought this might scratch the itch of wanting to build the Victory until I can actually do it. so far it’s been pretty easy going, not a huge fan of the video instructions I would have preferred a photo. Slowing the YouTube video speed helps a lot. I’m a fan of the little spacer tools the kit came with to get the correct spacing. enjoy have a great one.
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Keith Black reacted to a post in a topic: Hello from Canada!
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mtaylor reacted to a post in a topic: Hello from Canada!
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Thank you, love the Ontario welcome haha.
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Tyguy35 reacted to a post in a topic: Hello from Canada!
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Tyguy35 reacted to a post in a topic: Recommend me a frigate kit?
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I have gone over your posts aim the Diana probably a hundred times. You’ve done a great job.
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I appreciate everyone’s advice. I am going to have to do some more research. You all are more than likely correct and I will likely pick something different as a second kit. I do not want to get discouraged if I cannot figure something out. Thank you everyone.
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Repetition is not such a big deal just do a bit at a time. But yes decent instructions would be best. The only thing I think I would struggle on with any of them is just the planking of the hull. I’m just not sure which technique is best to go with a a learner.
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Hey, thank you for all your suggestions. I have been looking at the hermione and the surprise recently. I will have to look at the sphinx. I’m definitely at no skill level as most of you but I take things slow that is forsure. If I don’t know something or how to do something I will research it and if I don’t understand I’ll ask. I want to do a frigate because I’m interested in them. If I choose something I’m not interested in it will Be a rough time and I’ll likely never finish. I’ve made 2 mistakes on the Polaris that I know of. Ones not so bad the other I just didn’t look at the instructions hard enough and I’ve learned from there. Triple check everything haha.
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Hey, I am looking to build a frigate for my next kit. I do have the Occre Diana kit under my bed but the gallery windows being too low drive me a little crazy (not skilled enough to come up with something myself). I was thinking about building a frigate from another company. Does anyone have any recommendations? This would be my second boat build after the Polaris. preferred decent instructions and good materials. thank you Tyler
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I am in Ontario (unfortunately) haha. Most of my family is in Newfoundland though. thank you I’ll definitely check it out. It definitely does seem like a friendly place.
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Hey, I have actually been browsing this forum for quite some time but have never introduced myself. My name is Tyler, I live in Canada and am currently getting to the end of my first build the Occre Polaris. I am hoping to move on to a frigate next then the montanes also by Occre. I do currently have Occres Diana waiting to be build but after seeing other builds and how low the gallery is compared to the gun deck it throws me off quite a bit. Anyone have any suggestions on other frigates. How is AL’s Hermione? I think my biggest problem when ship building is planking the hull. Understanding how to do it correctly and efficiently. Look forward to learning from all you on this forum. Have a good one. Tyler
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