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Then she sewed the rope on, I put wire in on the sides of the sails only to make it look like in the wind hope it works lol Because it my first ship will stick with supplied sail next time will try something different, but these look good.
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Well this is how II made the sails, I have done some other work to but will post later this is just the sails hope I explain it right .First stained the sails ic coffee tried tea but I did not think it was enough color change.Soaked in coffee one minute then let dry over night. The little strip is the original color.
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If I could write a better log I would but not that good on computer, pictures don't line up with the story but the picture tell a thousand stories lol. Great logs on MSW make it easier to see how it done . this is all I have done so far, made the dead eyes for the other side too it coming along well I am happy with it, Life boat was fun, rigging is hard to do with big hands but I am loving it thanks so much all for you inspiration.
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Was looking around MSW today welcoming new members. then looked at the dates they were from 5 years ago lol stick to what you know Bob lol, any way here are a few up dates I really have to thank MSW for all the help at first I thought you cant do this but people here have so much knowledge and skill that if I run into problems I can find a way to fix it here. Never thought this would be this fun, making a ship from a set of plans, planking ,rigging, sail making. I know I will be a builder of ships the rest of my life lol. So first, this is how I did my shroud lines and dead eyes i spaced the dead eyes for easy threading then double checked even triple checked to see if it the right distance for dead eyes
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Hi welcome, just pick one lol I stared the santa maria amatia, no clue what I was doing learn all here at MSW good building
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Well come.ifyou need to find it, it's on MSW, I have been here a year everyone has helped so much you ll see Great Modeling to you.
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the pictures go from last to first, not good on the pc , the story ,the log and the pictures don't line up, much like most of my ship LOL but I like my lifeboat, I think it was on MKMossop page. like his , now looking for sail pictures and how to make them look realistic.
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was looking on MSW for how to do the sails I need to look some more, on how to stain them make them look like they are in the wind. Deadeyes are coming along ,I tied them on, but will cut them off because after gluing them on they wont move and cant thread them. So cutting then off and putting back non with wire .
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was looking on MSW for how to do the sails I need to look some more, on how to stain them make them look like they are in the wind. Deadeyes are coming along ,I tied them on, but will cut them off because after gluing them on they wont move and cant thread them. So cutting then off and putting back on with wire .
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Hi, all did a bit more ,made the life boat; it was not that bad bent the keel, is that the right word lol then bent the side yellow rails then planked it stain varnished it for me its really nice, got the idea from a page here.
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Great work , good pictures, I started my dead eyes that little home made spacing tool for the dead eyes will come in handy for sure.I did one dead eye ,and I thought planking was hard this will be so much fun 😆 🤣
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Thanks everyone such info on these pages, it makes it fun to see other ideas, and be able to use that info because the instructions are in Italian and the picture on the box does not line up with the pictures in the books that came with it ,LOL
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