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What ship? Once iron stoves came into general use around 1757, the hearth was made of iron. -
Have you been able to inspect the kit? A few years ago, ModelExpo unloaded a lot of AL Bountys at a very low price because a lot of the wood was moldy. Might be a good reason to avoid it if mold is present. Otherwise, because of the reasons Jaager mentions, old, dry wood is not necessarily a problem.
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How to manipulate part of an image
Gregory replied to JKC27's topic in CAD and 3D Modelling/Drafting Plans with Software
Thanks for that.. I was trying to figure out how to do that but wasn't aware of the free form selection.. I did manage to get the work done with Photo Shop Elements.. -
Weird display on Samsung smartphone
Gregory replied to Baker's topic in How to use the MSW forum - **NO MODELING CONTENT**
I use the built in browser app on Samsung S22. Not having the problem described. Latest update just installed today. -
How to manipulate part of an image
Gregory replied to JKC27's topic in CAD and 3D Modelling/Drafting Plans with Software
If you can PM me a copy of the image, I can do it for you later today.. Gregory -
This won't help now but I think your problem is the overlap. I realize you were trying to model actual practice, but I don't think the overlap would be visible at scale. You may have to resign yourself to living with the results of the raised edges..
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Depends on who is looking..
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Glad to be of help. I have neglected my Gretel build, but hope to get back to it soon. I look forward to seeing your progress.
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Don't worry about sanding the first planking too thin at the deadwood.. Just allow for the 2nd planking to fit flush with the keel and stern post. I have built a couple of these kits; one of the older original Mamoli kits, and one of the newer Dusek versions, which I believe you have. In the new Dusek kit, I found part 17 to not be a good fit, being too small. Too big would have been easy to correct. You may need to make a new part. This is how the supplied part fit on the plans. I found a couple of layers of card stock to be adequate for making a replacement.
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Sorry to hear about store closing. I have really enjoyed your products and pricing..
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Have you taken your calipers into a place like Home Depot or Hobby Lobby lately. The last 1/4" plywood I bought from Home Depot was actually 5.2 mm.. It was stamped right on the sheet, even though the label said " 1/4 inch " .. Wouldn't surprise me if their dowels are not true standard. That said, Amazon has metric dowels like this assortment of sizes 3 - 10mm..
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Wouldn't the planking follow the lay of the wales, thus the sheer of the ship? The sheer of the ship appears to be defined defined differently than what might be considered the sheer of any particular deck.
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That doesn't sound right Allan, but I could be wrong. I'm not seeing the planking on the images you provided. I my observation is that the wales and the planks in general, follow the sheer. Here is a planking expansion and the planking appears to follow the sheer
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A really nice ladder.
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There was no mention of a kit or kit supplied sails. The technique in the link I provided uses SilkSpan.
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Here is a nice topic that talks about making sails. No reason it shouldn't work well for any sail making project.
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@schooner While that sounds like a great idea, I would hold off with any glue until you are sure the line in question will not need to be adjusted any further.
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Here is a nice example of coil making from Glenn Barlow Make sure you click on the arrow in the upper right corner.
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I like the pedestals you are leaning toward.. They are different while not being too radical.
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Do you think you could get a picture with your hand showing close to, or touching the boat? It would be great to get a better sense of perspective.
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Focus Stacking
Gregory replied to Dennis P Finegan's topic in Photographing your work. How to do this.
@modeller_masa Looks like you are going to way too much trouble for me at this stage in life, but I defer to your expertise. Your methods produce some interesting results. I'll try to present some examples from my fairly low-end Panasonic DC-FZ80K. -
Focus Stacking
Gregory replied to Dennis P Finegan's topic in Photographing your work. How to do this.
Glenn, there seems to be two sets of approach going on here. BrochBoating is referring to cameras that have a post editing feature built into the camera, where you get a stacked image saved in the camera. In my Panasonic it takes 40 images ( a video actually ) in one second, while advancing the focus from near to far. It then compiles them into a single image. The results are so-so in my opinion, but I may not be utilizing the feature to it's greatest advantage. I'm not sure what modeller_masa is on about. I think he is moving the subject and or the camera. That said, knowing your photography expertise, and having seen your work, I'm sure you are using a method that produces superior results. -
Focus Stacking
Gregory replied to Dennis P Finegan's topic in Photographing your work. How to do this.
Some (?) Panasonic cameras have this feature also, and the merging takes place in the camera. Chances are, a higher end camera and post processing could result in a better result, but I have found it works pretty good at my level of expertise. -
Maybe this will help. A snip from the NMM lines. I think it is close to the drawings in the MS Plans P.S. I'm measuring about 5degrees at the waterline and 10 at the quarter deck which I think would be easier to set with a template on the quarter deck.
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I can give you the angle from the NMM lines, but it will be later today.
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