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  11. Ehtzmle
    So I added some deck planking
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    I like it, the instructions are clear, easy to follow, and on one page, so I won't lose any, and I can see them all at once, although I doubt that is true for models that aren't first step. It seems like a solid kit to me, although I have limited knowledge. I also added some more, and there is now a layer of paint I will probably touch up in the future, I'm still letting it dry a bit.
  14. Ehtzmle
    Nah your fine.
  15. Ehtzmle
    This is my build log for the Amati First Step Pirate Ship. This is technically my first model boat, and I'm putting this here just to see how it goes. I started on this awhile back, and am starting to work on this again. I have 4 pictures right now, all of them show my sloppyness.
  16. Ehtzmle
    Alright, Thanks!
  17. Ehtzmle
    Thank you. Edit(s) Here and under: I saw your edit, I'll start looking through logs to see if I can find more https://modelshipworld.com/topic/23304-adventure-pirate-ship-by-gremreeper1967-amati-160 is one I don't think you found. I found that in 1501-1750, It seems like any... although I want to be sure. I don't really want the mods to have to move it on my first build log.
  18. Ehtzmle
    Hi, I am trying to get into model boat building, and I have the Amati Fiest Step Pirate Ship model I am building, and I want to make a build log mainly tto keep track of my progress, and I am wondering where that should go, as the build log area is categorized by year, and the model I have is not of a real boat. Thanks in advance.

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