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DonSangria replied to Highlander's topic in Wood ship model kits
I think you identified correctly. Maybe the rubbing strakes are meant to be cut from a plank from pile a? also, how long are the planks in pile c? If you have 8 and they are 400mm, so you would end up with 16 of 200mm length. -
I did this with my beagle (see link in my signature)
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Thank you very much for this comparison! Really impressive!
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I find the narrow planks an interesting idea. In my limited experiance the wood of which the planks are made of play a great part to how easily they can be shaped. The first layer of my Beagle from Occre was of 5x2mm rather splintering planks and rather difficult. I find the 5x1mm planks of my current build (Sphinx from Vanguard) much easier to shape and bend. So the quality of the planks matter.
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