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  1.    mtaylor reacted to a post in a topic: Occre Endeavour Rigging
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  3. Umber
    HELP!!! I'm in the middle of doing the rigging for my Occre Endeavour Model and have come to a strange problem I can't find Part J26 (from the instruction manual) I've gone through the instruction manual, box of parts etc..... every thing. Now I don't know if I have lost it or I need to make it myself. Can anyone who has built the Occre Endeavour please help and put me out of my misery. Seriously I do not know what to do. By the way I am finding the rigging more difficult than building the actual ship. Thanks In advance .
  4.    mtaylor reacted to a post in a topic: Question about stern planking for OcCre HMB Endeavour
  5. Umber
    Thanks Steve. Surprised the instructions did not make that clear. I removed the obstruction and it now looks good and the rudder will go through easily. Cheers Umberto
  6. Umber
    First of all I'm new to this forum so please forgive me if I'm in the wrong area and use the wrong terminology. I've just started building the Endeavour, and am in the process of laying the first planking. However I noticed something strange in the instruction at the stern of the ship where the rudder goes. The rudder 'pole' is meant to go all the way through to the deck, how the structure below appears be blocking this from happening. The instruction don't appear to explain what to do here. Has anyone who built the Occre Endeavour come across this or am I am missing something. Do I cut the obstruction? I have uploaded the step I'm up to clarify my explanation. Many thanks Umberto
  7. Umber
    Sorry I'm really new at this. What does the '4 but shift pattern' mean, when laying down the deck. I'm waiting for delivery of my Occre endeavour, so I'm doing a lot of reading in preparation. Thanks Umberto

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