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ECK

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  • Birthday 10/08/1963

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  1. I painted the hull copper before plating. The plates stuck pretty well with the cyano after.
  2. Finished attaching the various blocks to the yards. Here they re temporarily pinnegn to the masts. Next is rigging the spritsail then i will mount the yards to the masts properly before starting on the shrouds.
  3. Finished main yards and bowsprit Now all ready for the paintshop
  4. Pent my time today making the t'gallant and topmast yards. I prefer using tape over the cardboard as all will be painted black and stick together better. Also added pin to help attaching later to the mast.
  5. Finished putting all the blocks on the masts. Next will be making all the yards and bowsprit.
  6. Spent the week making the masts. Almost done Now masking to airbrush the tops
  7. Very nice. Only issue is given the wood nature of the pintles. I banged it and broke the rudder off resulting in my gluing the rudder back on and taping it until the end to prevent another bump and brake
  8. I replied to Blue Ensign about the issue. I sanded back the edge of the roof and lowered the angle a bit of bulwark a bit as the davits take up the whole width of the capping rail.
  9. I actually sanded the roof edge back and also sanded down the bulwark down as the davits later take up the whole width of the capprail. See below
  10. Thanks! They are included if you want to mount them on the stern. There also 2 stairs not mentioned in the instructions but in the kit to go from the deck to the rails where the battons for boarding on the side are. As they cover a cleat, will add them later once I tie off rigging to the cleat.
  11. So the hull is pretty well done. Few things I will add at the end as I usually break anything sticking out while I do the masts/yards/rigging. May not get much work done this weekend being on call. Fitted the 18ft cutter to the stern davits.
  12. Take heart. I had to sand down quite a bit . There is a small gap but not easily seen unless you look real close. The sides of the cabin needed quite a bit of sanding to fit. Initially looked a lot like yours. See below at the lines of the edges, so I chose option C
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