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Larry, sorry to say, but I think you will become some problems with the layer method if you sand down the deadwood to it's original size. It's very important to taper the inner layer before glueing the other layers on it. Please have a look at the description. Edit: I changed the link to the description on MSW, perhaps it's helpful.
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Karl, as allways absolut fantastic. In a very far future I hope I can build my models nearly accurate than you.
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As far as I know the cant frames are sitting under another angle on the deadwood as shown on the original drawings.This simplification was made to build the hull only with double frames. I will get the original drawing of the NMM later this year and will prepare some drawings because I like to build the model after HMS Fly with the original frame design as shown on the original drawings. If I can fix the problem with the MSW drawing I let you know.
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Gary, it's a big pleasure to see the wonderful pictures of your beautyful model again and again and ... Your model and accuracy is a big inspiration for me.
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She is looking very imprssive. I like this ship type.
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ancre Le Fleuron 1729 by rekon54 - 1:24
AnobiumPunctatum replied to rekon54's topic in - Build logs for subjects built 1501 - 1750
Fantastic work, Giorgio. I like espacially the combination of wood colors you choose for the spill -
Garward, I've totally overseen the recreation of your fantastic log. Thank's a lot for the work.
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That I call a surprise Your model looks really good. It's a big inspiration to see a finished model with the rigging.
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Simply stunning. Your beams and kees are looking fantastic.
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Dan, it's a pleasure to follow your detailed descriptions how do you do your job. It will be very helpful in a few years for me.
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Your anchors are looking really realistic.
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