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Really wonderful windlass. This is one very tricky part and you make to look it so easy.
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Chuck, very intresting build log. I will follow with great interest.
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Dan, really nice progress on your masts. It's allways a pleasure to follow your fantastic log.
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@Rich, I fixed the broken picture links. Hopefully all pictures are now visible again. @all Sorry that I didn't make an update for a long time. Sometimes real life lets not really time for modelbuilding. In the moment I am waiting for the original plan of the Rattlesnake which I ordered at the NMM. There are a lot of details where I am not happy with my design which I made on basis of the AotS book. Last year I traced the lines as described in an article of the MSW database. But meanwhile I learned a lot about doing an new reconstruction on basis of an original drawing. This I will try to do for the cutter after the original drawing arrived. Perhaps one of our admins can change scale in the title, because I like to build the model in 1/32. The bigger scale gives me a lot more possibilities for makeing the klinker planking. At last I have a question: Roger Cole refers in his article about his model on an article which was published in Nautical Research Journal Vol 29, Number 4 December 1983: Kingman, Irving H: Modeling HMB Cutter Alert - 1777. Perhaps someone can help me with a copy. Thanks.
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Wow, that's one of the most impressive coppered hulls, I've seen. Didn't you be afarid of damaging the wonderful painting by glueing the hull together?
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REally wonderful pictures, Karl. I like it.
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