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Laxian Key

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  1.    Jack12477 reacted to a post in a topic: Nantucket Lightship by Jerry Berenson - FINISHED - BlueJacket Shipcrafters
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  5. Laxian Key
    Jerry, You did a great job on this model. I'm still working on my version. I noticed the fog horn discrepancy and 3D printed my own version of the current Fog Horn: Hope all is well in Falmouth.
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  10. Laxian Key
    Correction, It was 1/64" thick wood for the baseboards.
  11.    Jeff preisler reacted to a post in a topic: Lightship #112 NANTUCKET 1936 by Jeff Preisler - FINISHED - BlueJacket Shipcrafters - Scale 1/8" = 1'
  12. Laxian Key
    Did you add the drain pipes and the base strip on the pilot house/forward deck house or were they part of the kit? I am building a newer version of this kit and used 1/32" thick wood strip for the base strip and .020" plastic rod for the drain pipes. The model looks great by the way.
  13.    Jack12477 reacted to a post in a topic: Nantucket Lightship by Jerry Berenson - FINISHED - BlueJacket Shipcrafters
  14. Laxian Key
    Jeff, the paint looks great. How much did you cut the True North Paints (50/50?) and what did you cut it with?
  15. Laxian Key
    Looks great Jerry, you set a high bar to follow. Still working on mine, and will post a build log in the near future.
  16. Jerry Berenson

    Lacian key… that seems like a good idea to put spacers under the rails. I did not think to do that, I just glued them on.

  17. Laxian Key
    I thought it was just me. I must have read the construction manual 10 times looking for directions on the deck houses' safety rails. I am planning on gluing very small length styrene rods to each round junction to space them away from the houses. Your model looks great.
  18. Laxian Key
    Looks like you're making great progress Jerry. Can't wait to see it finished.
  19. Laxian Key
    Jerry, I am looking forward to this build log. I too am building this Bluecrafters model. If you have a Facebook account, check out the Nantucket Lightship/LV-112 Facebook page. many, many historical photographs. I actually visited the original ship in Boston Harbor last week. The volunteers on the ship were very friendly and helpful. On beginning the model, I found a lot of gaps between the templates and the carved hull, necessitating adding material rather than sanding away material (my garage is now carpeted with Bondo dust). Side note, when I was younger, I spent most of summers in Falmouth-still my favorite place on the Cape. Good luck with the build.

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