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    I looked all over MSW for decking ,got to many ideals , but keeping with small steps, I did a butt shift patten that I thought the Pinta might have.That Pdf file on decking got me Rev up to do a 5 shift patten but I don't think the Pinta had that anyway. So this is my poop deck, I did not need to drill the holes on the stern or most of the front row ,lol practice 🤔. The pencil lines look good , it will do. Not sure if you can see them in the picture but close to what I wanted. More practice grasshopper.
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    Thanks 😊
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    HI , Welcome to MSW
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    Starting at the stern!
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    Decide to deck using 80 cm and 40 cm deck boards starting mid ship and moving outwards, once glued will stain and varnish the deck to keep them some what protected . Later 😀
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    Made a material list in English , then sanded all the bulk heads that need it ran a plank over it looks like I am good for planking. But need to do the decks so been looking for ideals, seen sum beautifully decks here , would like to imitate the black caulking ideal Going to use a pencil to blacken the sides , going with the butt shift pattern this time . I will post when I finish, Can't get the hang of posting and following, And feel like spending more time trying to fix my page than just modeling ,So until I get to know how model model model lol
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    Anyway this is what I have done, lots of clamps squared it up by using blocks like They did on shipphotograper.com page ,
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    Thanks Banyan, 😊, it is very early in my curve, the article help me pick a patten for the ship,well trying to be some what historical, I have decided yep simple butt shift pattern. I posted this because it help me would like to put the half hull kit link on this page to but As you probably see computer skill lacking, 😉. Thanks to spell check I can be somewhat readable lol.
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    Hello welcome to MSW. The place to be!!!!
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    This is going to help me decide my next decking, might use pencil to shade the edges of the planks. Plus I got the book Shipbuilding Simplified, great book I am getting excited about trying some of these things , Not sure about copy right things, but I think if I post something that I am not suppose to they notify me quickly. LOL . 👋👋
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    Been looking for books, web pages and trying to navigate the forms, I found a pdf on decking I like it DECK PLANKING.pdf
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    Good nite.
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    I am going to ban myself, would like to start a page of apologies, And great fullness to all MSW staff who have to fix all this but I don't Know how sheepleesslee saying sorry
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    yep it will do !!
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    I just put it together lose, I will take it apart and shim it here and there and clamps lots of clamps. I found a pdf file on a page I have no I deal how I I got to But it about decking I would like to learn because I drew it with a pencil on The Santa Maria , and would like to do it right this time. Was that cheating just drawing it in with a pencil lol The pdf is great for figuring out how to lay it out should be fun Plus got my new hand drill to make all the tiny holes in the deck . I will post here when I start Clamping the painted one together.
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    It's amazing the size difference . Having computer problems, it does not understand me,
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    sorry if this is where I am not suppose to ask
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    Is creating new topic the same as posting a question?
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    Hi , need help with my pages, Frist when I log on it opens on someone else page, silly but you know plus is this where I am supposed to ask this kind of ??? And do you ask to follow some one once I do I have no Ideal what to do where to go sorry scared to ask you been ask so many times the same thing. not sure where to post how to ask that sort of thing I read but the switch don't come on LOL
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    Hi Rich,Welcome if you need anything, people here will help, best place to be!!!!
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    So most builds I see start with an open the box picture, I plan to build the ship right out of the box, minor changes maybe but by the book.The Santa Maria institutions are in Italian, was hard to follow, as my new found friend Lapinas will tell you about he has a great page I sat for hours learning planking putting it together thanks so much. Many other pages help to . This one is in English and looks easier to read. I will try to use what I learned on the first to improve on the next. First thing I noticed only two rolls of rope instead of four , be done in no time lol. 🙃 😅 Well it begins but real life is calling, did I mention I was old and can't hear to good . Bye for now. 👋 👋 👋 👋
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    Then my heart sank, ahhh one piece is broken. Got ready to phone Amati man Not happy. Being older I put my glass on looked closer it's just an ink line sands out esay if needed. It will do
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    So happy to do another ship, The Pinta or the painted one they called it, open the box and looked around a bit.

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