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    First batch of sanding I think I will do this process one or two times more and then I will be fully happy with the outcome I am not 100% sure yet, but it looks like no wood putty will be required on the hull.
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  11. Lapinas
    First layer of planks - done. A lot of slow and careful sanding is next. Will add some wood putty as well where it is necessary
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  14. Lapinas
    Few more! For every future builder - start using stealers earlier than I did. You will have an easier life 😆 I have realised that I need to use these a bit too late. It is good that it is just a first layer of planks, so I will not repeat the same mistake twice
  15. Lapinas
    1 more! I am getting nervous how I will be able to add the last planks 😆
  16. Lapinas
    2 more!
  17. Lapinas
    4 more planks
  18. Lapinas
    6 more planks
  19. Lapinas
    Started work on first layer of planks. I have forgotten how slow the process is 😆 4 planks - 2 hours of work.
  20. Lapinas
    After heat forming and some sanding everything fits perfectly After testing fitting major stern pieces I will be able to proceed with first layer of planks.
  21. Lapinas
    Little more progress. Fitment is medium at best. It will be a good riddle how to bend, sand and form the very end of the ship to achieve a tidy result 😆
  22. Lapinas
    Glue is fully dried now. I went with a simple approach to bend these parts in to the form by soaking them and heat forming using hair curling iron 😅 quick and simple. For all future builders - these two parts are slightly different and the one with the notch at the front goes to the left side of the ship. It is detailed in the instruction manual but I have almost missed it.
  23. Lapinas
    Halfway done. One side is glued in, another is drying up after forming.
  24. Lapinas
    Glued keel “extension”.
  25. Lapinas
    Progress update
  26. Lapinas
    Printed some sanding blocks

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