
Robp1025
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Your build is wonderful I'm so happy I have some logs like yours and others to look on through my process to make my build come together. Any ideas on your next build by chance?
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It's an amazing build and would love to be able to get close to there with mine in due time!! Cant wait to see what you build next. Any ideas on that front?
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Thank you so much for your complments!! While your build is slow it is an amazing looking ship and you are doing it justice for sure from what I see We have had birds for quite some time. We feed them chop and millet and some seed but not a lot. If you look earlier in my build my cockatiels actually chewed part of my ship and had to do repairs on it. Lol
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So I decided to get the rest of the initial foremast done so I could see it in full scope and it truly is going to be amazing. Still working on the top of the foremast and decided to put our brand new flock member in the picture for scale lol. More so I want to make a pirate hat for him (his name is pickle) and have pickle the pirate as a star of my updates if I can lol.
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Is green not the color its suppose to have?? If your gonna rename maybe something with jade cause that is what the green makes me think of
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I see that lol. It's an amazing build though and love learning new tricks and tips from vets like you
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That looks amazing! Did you use soldering wire for the cage going to the ladders?
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I thought of acrylic but if I do acrylic on this one I would have to do it to all because it would be obvious the difference. Yea I saw that when I tried it to over stain a small hidden part to try it. I might just chalk it up to learning because some of the spots I literally cant get to. Maybe I'll use some acrylic like Keith suggested but just to hide my mistakes and just have it as a thing me and the few of you following my build will know. Lol
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Alright so lesson for the day. None of my glue works with the stain. And I wont know until I've stained if it will show through. So now I have to stain everything before gluing so it actually be fully stained. So yea lol will be done differently from now on unless doing acrylic paint. if anyone has any better ideas then sanding the specific spots(which I cant get to at this stage) and restaining until it covers. I would love to know any ideas!!
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Alright so I made some good progress today. So found a darker stain that I liked and will be going with this for the masts and bowsprit and all. After that got all the tieing done on the blocks which came out great. Got some of the final details checked and double checked with the diagram. then I used my trusty old dremel to help get the hole drilled after I started it. Turns out the I did leave the opening for the bowsprit without even knowing lol. I didn't get a picture because I'm stupid but yea I have dry fitting pictures and also pictures of the final glued insert.
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