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I cut down the tops of the bulkheads after I made the bottom section fit better and also drew that line on. And that's where the planks will rebate into the keel along that line
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Yes they should... just make the slots a bit deeper so it sits lower down. How much are you out by?
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Srenner replied to thibaultron's topic in 3D-Printing and Laser-Cutting.
Quick question barrel tilted down away from the build plate isn't it... not towards it -
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Srenner replied to thibaultron's topic in 3D-Printing and Laser-Cutting.
I printed off the armstrong pattern 6 pounder 84 with the george 2 cypher and had quite a few print fails across 20 barrels. Wondering if the resin temp was a bit low - it was only about 22 degrees today. Anyway - some of them turned out ok. Should I tilt the barrels further when I print? -
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Srenner replied to thibaultron's topic in 3D-Printing and Laser-Cutting.
Have you got the similar table for a pattern already done like a Armstrong 6 pounder 72 to help me work out what goes where? -
3D Printing Cannons in Resin
Srenner replied to thibaultron's topic in 3D-Printing and Laser-Cutting.
No reason.. I don't really know the size so I wiki searched and it said 18 pounders were standard for frigates. I wasn't looking at the right info -
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Srenner replied to thibaultron's topic in 3D-Printing and Laser-Cutting.
Yes... just replacing the in accurate metal barrels given by the kit Even just a drawing would help -
3D Printing Cannons in Resin
Srenner replied to thibaultron's topic in 3D-Printing and Laser-Cutting.
Hi... do you have an stl of a british 18 pounder long gun circa 1720? I can do my own Cypher but just want the basic shape. Thanks -
In the spirit of cracking on I am tackling the channels now and just going with the kit supplied chain plates. Did some plastic inverted knee channel supports. And also went with the placement of the channels from the kit even though aren't they supposed to be above the gun ports by 1720? BTW new mobile samsung s24 with 200 MB camera... seems to take a nice picture
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Srenner reacted to a post in a topic: HMS Greyhound by Srenner - Corel - 1:100
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I've been reading up about the belaying plan of 20 gun frigates in the Lee's book mainly and run into fundamental problem with this kit build. The number of deadeyes per channel 1719 20 gun according to Lee's is 9 on foremast, 10 on main and 4 on mizzen. But the kit only provides enough deadeyes and precut channels for 6 on fore, 7 on main and 3 on mizzen It seems there is a hell of a lot of rigging missing but there isn't enough deadeyes provided to scratch build more. So what do you do? Purchase more deadeyes, scratch build new channels and be correct or just go with the flow for the rigging plan provided by Coral?
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Okay so on this day I've done my final final print of miss greyhound. Overall the pose she has, the clothes, the hair, the hunting horn are all 100% dreamed up. The phrazon 8k resin does a great job of picking out detail at 20 degrees centigrade. No need to heat the resin in summer. If I had my time again I would put all the ship front end into the model and make sure she integrates well.... she is riding right on the front and I would have liked her a little inset but thems the breaks. A few you tube tutorials on miniatures painting I will also so as it's very hard to do a professional job and easy to do a sloppy attempt so taking my time to make it look ok.
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