
michelev
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Continued painting the hull. Went through the use of masking tape relatively unscathed: the edges of the black area came out quite neat with only minor spill out, mainly due to using paint with too much thinner. Painted the rudder accordingly. Finished the boom with the thin 1x3mm beech plank on top of it.
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This is actual recent work from a couple of days ago...I managed to sand the mast into a sorta conical shape...the wood it's so hard..it took me a good 4 hours even using a cutter! Finished the fittings inside the boat. Sanded one of the paddle out of the wooden log. Made rudder and tiller. I've realised that I've put the rudder a bit too low but I won't reposition it... I've already nailed the hinges... lesson learned for the next model
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Fixed the issue...the problem was that I copied and pasted the image directly from the browser...it seemed to have worked but clearly it didn't! Here I just started to cover the boat's sides with the tough tanganyika planks cut in 4 segments to make it easier to shape them by sanding. Also I completed the deck cover.
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Thanks Steven, I have already started a log here!
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Thanks everyone for the warm welcome!
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Thanks John! Small world, I've spent quite some time Down Under before moving to the UK!
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I began this project in 2017 and it's been progressing very slowly! I found some of the pictures I took along the way. Here I was completing the hull. The "sloup coquiller" was a typical Oyster Boat of the area of Brest in the Department of Finisterre in Brittany, being used for catching shell-fish. The model is based on pictures from 1912 onward.
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Hello, my name is Michele, I live in the rainy North West of the UK. I've always had an interest in models, mainly aircrafts. In 2017 I bought my first boat, the Sloup from Corel and I loved it! It's been a very slow project, with lots of breaks in between. Recently I've managed to progress a bit faster than usual and by searching suggestions and advice on how to build it it's how I came across modelshipworld! I'm looking forward to finally complete this model and to move to next one!
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