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  1. Captain Poison
    This is the part missing,right? You can use balsa wood and recreate it.. imageproxy.jfif
  2. Captain Poison
    What is the ship you are working on?
  3. Captain Poison
    If you see the marks that you have made, the measurements are different (from high to low towards the bow), unfortunately the way you have done it, if you don't want to start again, to save the work you should cut the planks as they get closer to the bow in an almost triangular shape .. If you see the line in black that would be the way to continue and thus be able to place them without breaking planks. Another method would be to use drop plank (Chuck's image for his Winchelsea) as shown in the image or use the fan for planking. plankingfan.pdf
  4. Captain Poison
    I have a picture and where she was built..
  5. Captain Poison
    Shapeways 3D printing maybe is your solution,check the site.. https://www.shapeways.com/create https://www.shapeways.com/marketplace?type=product&q=figurehead
  6. Captain Poison
    Nice collection Nils!
  7. Captain Poison
    The passion in your work is admirable and that is why we love it!
  8. Captain Poison
    Nice progress Bob !!
  9. Captain Poison
    Thank you ronv,everything came in perfect condition!
  10. Captain Poison
    Looks great,good idea!
  11. Captain Poison
    I found this site in USA with a selection of domestic and exotic wood (one store located in florida). https://www.rockler.com/wood/domestic-lumber
  12. Captain Poison
    I went to Fedex Office and I had the same problem printing the plans, I did not return after the second time they printed wrong ... now I build this frigate that is 44 inches long, I think I am in 1:35 scale.(on the right,another frigate,1:48-36 inches)
  13. Captain Poison
    Would you mind uploading the file in PDF? I don't have the app for that file, Thank you!
  14. Captain Poison
    As always an excellent job, the detail in every corner where you look is incredible...
  15. Captain Poison
    My condolences to his family..
  16. Captain Poison
    I had the same problem with blue screens when I ran W7, when I switched to W10, the problems were solved and having a new OS I had many updates and repairs .. Also,I don't know if you guys know but by January 20, 2020 Windows 7 stops receiving support and updates.
  17. Captain Poison
    My condolences!
  18. Captain Poison
    Your pictures are so great that I can smell the wood..
  19. Captain Poison
    Good winds in this project! it's a great frigate with plenty of option for details due the scale.
  20. Captain Poison
    Excellent work in a beautiful model, the details are perfectly executed highlighting the work even more...very well done KORTES!
  21. Captain Poison
    This site has a great variety of brass strips.. https://www.mscdirect.com
  22. Captain Poison
    I square off the mast because although it is the way it is done, it avoids movements in the mast.
  23. Captain Poison
    Is this for the hull of the ship? Was the wood treated with any color previously?
  24. Captain Poison
    I hope this help.. https://suburbanshipmodeler.com/category/bluenose-canadian-schooner/ https://suburbanshipmodeler.com/2017/11/24/main-boom-rigging/
  25. Captain Poison
    Check page #1 post #29 Fixed Blocks..I think this is what you looking for.

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