
Malazan
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Hello from the foothills in North Carolina
Malazan replied to Tewhano's topic in New member Introductions
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👋 hello
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Well, I hope I have half the talent that a lot of you all have. That thing is a work of art👍
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- medway longboat
- Syren Ship Model Company
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Planking Question
Malazan replied to Malazan's topic in Building, Framing, Planking and plating a ships hull and deck
Well I’m actually going to build the Model Shipways Dory, Pram, Smack to get a feel for this stuff, then I plan on building the Lady Nelson. I’m actually going to be using glennard2523’s and your Build Log as my references. After that, I was going to try the Vanguard Alert. -
Thank you very much Toni, also yes, sorry my name is John
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Greeetings from Italy, Sardinia Island
Malazan replied to Ugo Crisponi's topic in New member Introductions
Sardinia, home of Casu Martzu🥶, love the figures man, I’ve always been into miniature war gaming. I’m new to the wooden ship model world also. Kind of daunting, but it looks like you have some real skill 👍 -
Planking Question
Malazan replied to Malazan's topic in Building, Framing, Planking and plating a ships hull and deck
Thank you all for the information, I’m starting to visualize some things. Trying also to learn all the nautical terms. Getting confused with Garboard, strake, spilling, stealer, whale etc 😂 -
Planking Question
Malazan replied to Malazan's topic in Building, Framing, Planking and plating a ships hull and deck
Thanks, I already watched that. Still doesn’t show how to cut the Rabbet also still unsure about the long vs short plank technique I guess it’s called scale planking, is this correct? -
Very nice, I will be using this build to help me with mine
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Rotary tool recommendations, preferences
Malazan replied to Steve116's topic in Modeling tools and Workshop Equipment
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LOL pardon my ignorance but what is a Fit Stick, I tried google but I just keep getting a bunch of exercise stuff 😂
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Vanguard just shipped me the Alert, I got the Lady Nelson to practice with before the Alert, quite a price difference. Didn’t want to ruin the Alert first time out 😆
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Anyone use a V Tool/Chisel to cut the rabbet? If so, what size of tool would be appropriate? Thank you
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I think I’ll take your advise and start with this Dory first, then I’ll try the Lady Nelson, and work my way up to the Alert
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Not sure what you mean? Seems to have more good than bad? LOL he seems a little eccentric like a grumpy old man, but if he can teach me how to build a ship I can put up with a bit.
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So, I ordered two Model Kits, the Amati Lady Nelson and the Vanguard Alert. I also ordered the following A Detailed Guide To Building Model Ship Kits and the Freshman Course, Lady Nelson from Lauck Street Shipyard. I plan to learn the building of ships on the Lady Nelson and then build the Alert after I acquire some skill Thank you to everyone for the advise
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