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Paint and final detailing is coming along so I've added some extra photos for your consideration. All comments welcomed.
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Winter is slowly returning to this part of the world and I will slowly be returning back to my model ship work bench. This is where I left off and where I will be starting the new build season. I will keep modelshipworld in touch as the work progresses. All of your comments/inputs/advices are more than appreciated and welcomed.
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If you like the Fifie go to : The Boats That Built Britain - The Reaper Parts 1 & 2. Very interesting, informative & well done.
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A few winters ago, I stayed a few weeks in Bradenton Fla. Lots to see and visit in the area. Anna Maria Island in particular. A very nice baseball stadium, very good restaurants and bars.
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I made a "frame out of .5 mm wire and weaved the basket much like you would weave the real thing with .5 mm beige twine.
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Thank you for the "split". It's my firsts postings and I was a bit confused. I am slowly working it out. Thanks again. Denis
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I built the model a few years ago in 1985, visited the real thing in 1997 & in 2012. My daughter did the painting.
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I built the model differently than my usual procedure. At first I was very hesitant about the different types, colours and finishes to use on the boat. I was going for a "weathered" look as opposed to "nice & shiny". Then, the Covid-19 thing brought shopping for materials to a halte. So, I stated to build all the components separately, do the paint and then final assembly. Here are some of the steps.
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