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AnobiumPunctatum
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I take a seat, chipy and coke and will follow your log with great interest.
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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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Welcome on the Triton shipyards, Martin. Your start looks very promising.
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Welcome back, lapace. It will be very nice if you can show your pictures with a higher resolution (1024x768 is possible).
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Your frames are looking really good. Well done.
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Welcome on the Triton shipyard, Antony. Your start looks very promising.
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Simply stunning. Your beams and kees are looking fantastic.
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Johan, I know these pictures from our German forum but it's allways a pleaure to see these again.
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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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Paddy, have a look in my signature, my name is Christian. Or make it very short AP - as a lot of people do in a german forum.
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That's a nice start. Welcome to ths beautyful project.
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The frame is looking really good. I would allow a little bit more wood at this early stage of your build. So it's easier to to sand the whole section after insalling all frames
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Dan, the wells are looking great. Thanks for the hint. These small hints are what really help to avoid mistakes.
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Ed, it's allways a pleasure to follow the build of your masterpiece. Many thanks for redoing your build log. It is a great help for me.
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Alex, I like the consturction pictures of your castles. It looks a lot more improvised than the castles in later centuries.
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Very nice and precise work. It's looking good.
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Guy, I use the upload functuon off MSW. It works just beautyful. Have a look at your last post. Perhaps you've uploaded the pictures twice? Your first keel section looks good. I would redo the false keel. It seems that you have damaged it during your modification.
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Congrats Rusty, your Confederacy is a very beautyful model.
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Wang, its a great pleasure to see the build of your beautyful model in time lapse.
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Guy, the layer method is definitly not faster than the work with a mill. You have to do the taper twice, first time for the middle layer and a second time for the other layers.
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Really nice start, Aldo.
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There are two parts where a mill is very helpful, the lower apron and the after deadwood. You can do also both parts without a mill. Bob has shown a way to build these parts with 3 layers of timber. I tried his method for my Swan class build last year and it worked very well. Have a look at Modellmarine.de to get a first impression. If it's helpful I will translate the text. A mill is a good invest for a scratch build modeler because it makes life much easier but not really necessary. >ou can build models also without a mill.
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Wonderful, I must say, Remco has taken the challenge
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6 pump tubes? Thanks for the hint. I've had a look in my drawings and seen that I've overseen two tubes until now.
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