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Hi Antony. Do you have a log of this kit? I like to see and learn from other's build log. Regards, Cristi
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Here is the start of the building. I will work in parallel with SoS I also made a small jig to cut planks equal and quicker
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I made some pictures from the plans. There are too big to scan on a normal scanner, so i will put photos for the one interested
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After 40 year of television, i retired, and ai received this Gift from my old team. I started asap because i wanted to sow respect to my team. (Even i was working to my Sovereign..) So this is the kit
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It seams ok, and for instructions, you can find more accurate new instructions, and also good logs here. I look to all logs to learn from all that buil Sovereign (and also some other ships) Cristi
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Hi to all, it seams that now part of the problems are gone. One "small problem" is that i want and have to stay with the 3 grandchildren, and even i am "retired" from job, since the end of the year, i have just a few momens for me and my hobby. I like to stay with the small kids (even now, i prepare to go with the smallest - 1.4 year to park and snoe), and hope to heve more time to work regards to all and a Happy new year Cristi
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After a very long pause to my SoS, obliged by "repaint the house", after flooding of my house, some problems with the children and grandchildren, a very small holiday, and health problems with my mother in law, i came back, a little to my hobby Started with small parts, to regain dexterity. Cuted some parts and sanding
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Vince, she looks excellent. Wait to see the final. A Happy new year, and wait for new pictures All the best, Cristi
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Hi Pat. A Happy new year to you, and all from MSW. The software it is not hard for me, and you find a lot of examples and lessons on youtube All the best, Cristi
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Bending with steam easily
cristikc replied to a topic in Building, Framing, Planking and plating a ships hull and deck
I use a steaming tool as you can see here: http://modelshipworld.com/index.php/topic/494-steem-bending-tool-cristikc/ -
A large PAUSE with the Christmas hollydays Just some small tests with the carving soft Looks ok, but i learned how the wood has to be, before starting a project I wish to all people from MSW a HAPPY NEW YEAR ! And a lot of good thoughts from me Cristi
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Hi Denis. Glad to hear that you will start soon the work. Did you finished to work to the house? Wait to see new pictures from your work All the best, Cristi
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Hi Pat. For the laser printing it came with a basic software, very, good. For carving,it came with the "sending commands software - GRBL) and you have to prepare what to carve. Also for carving, you have two software that came with the CNC. One to prepare "leter carving" and one more sophisticated , ArtCam, for better work. You also have on DVD a program for carving on PCB. It is ok for the start, and if you want to do more things, you have to use some other. I work on graphics on computer, and i think that for most of us it is ok with what it is on DVD If you need more info, just write all the best to all Cristi
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