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I bet the planking of hull would add a lot of weight too looks great!
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Nicely done! Be careful with that table saw!!
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Thanks geoffs Nice to get a response to my posts! I am also glad there is progress; I also have Swift partially finished and Bounty still in the box.\ Someone gave me a Bluenose II because they have never looked at it; hopefully I can get to it someday My workshop is a bench squeezed in between my bikes, tools I rarely use and my son's tools (electrician) I am constantly "rearranging" stuff and building shelves ; also tossing out things
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Hey Ian Not sure if eejit is that obvious, ye ken?
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Avro Lancaster Bomber by JKC27 - Border Model - 1/32
rookie replied to JKC27's topic in Non-ship/categorised builds
interesting about the Lancaster being restored to flying condition in Windsor. I had not heard that. I remember going with my Dad to see the Lancaster initial flight in Hamilton ON many years ago. They expected a few hundred people and got something like 15,000 we parked far away and walked to the airport Awesome to see it take off and hear the Merlin engines as it flew over several passes. -
Thought I would do a quick update on the Morgan i finished the main and mizzen chains/deadeyes as you can see from photos. I used galvanized wire so I painted them with Tremclad galvanized primer first then the black color after epoxying the wires onto chain plates I added a trim piece on the plate, already painted with white stripe on upper plates I have found paint pens at the art store did a great job of the white stripe and the black on the trim pieces wish I had done that earlier I am leaning toward not having the shelter/deck over the tryworks since it covers up all detail on deck. I did find a historic photo of the tryworks in operation without the shelter so there is precedent 🤔 while I decide I am going back to finish the skylight and tryworks details, such as the metal brackets on both sides still have not started the windlass, likely should do that also i had a crazy thought about turning this into a diorama with a whale carcass and resin for the ocean but I think that would be too complex … not ruled out yet… I suspect I am channeling my younger self making dioramas with tanks etc , none of which have survived
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Valeriy Congratulations on an outstanding build. You are an extremely talented modeler. Stay safe and Happy New Year. Colin
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Little bit of progress the last while bottom section of skylight done i am thinking of not using ‘glass’ just leave it open At this scale may be better to leave it open I also started on port main an mizzen chains used wire bent around deadeye and then soldered then a nail in hull and epoxy On future builds I am going to determine the locations in hull where chains and other attachments to hull are fixed and put blocking behind planks for extra support
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You are moving at a brisk pace now. Looks great! Cant wait to see it in operation.
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Hi Eugene Welcome to a fellow Canadian Those three models look excellent, especially with the materials you used Looking forward to see your future projects Colin
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I had started the AL swift pilot boat even before the CWM thought I would start a log from the current status These are photos of current build
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nicely done Ian! So the laser cutter is at the library?
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