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  5. Cowboy
    I won't loose any sleep over it Perhaps theSlots dictate the rake. Thanks!
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    o Ok, thanks.
  7. Cowboy
    It is really hard to determine. It appears that there is a slight rake on the plans. My rake may be slightly more. Hard to tell. If I am off, will it affect the placement of the ratlines?
  8. Cowboy
    I am building my first model, so I'm new to this. I chose OcCre HMS Terror. Tough project for a beginner, but I am a retired cabinet and furniture maker, so I am acquainted with detail. Maybe too much My question is are the masts supposed to be perpendicular to the deck? Mine turned out to be leaning slightly astern.
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    Thanks Dean. I did find the tutorial. The instruction sheet has a QR thingy up in the corner.
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  16. Cowboy
    Thanks James. It is as I suspected. I didn't want to ruin my project so early in the construction.
  17. Cowboy
    "Terror". I know that I should have started with novice kit, but I build furniture reproductions and I thought I could handle this!
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    "Terror"
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    I am new to model ship building. I purchased a kit from OcCre. The planking comes in two sizes and I can't distinguish which is for the deck and which is for the hull. Does the thin planking go on the deck? I mean the unfinished planking. Obviously the finished planking is for the hull.

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