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redo the float test after you got it all built & rc stuff installed to make final ballast adjustments.
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that used to be the German passenger liner George Washington. https://www.history.navy.mil/our-collections/photography/us-navy-ships/alphabetical-listing/g/uss-george-washington--id--3018-0.html
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any friends who are cattle/horse farmers as they would have those big galvanized steel tubs for watering those animals?
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CVE-90 USS Thetis Bay Booklet of General Plans (1945) https://archive.org/details/cve90bogp1945v3
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i'm doing 1 too but correcting the hull 1st. the kit is actually 1/429 scale not 1/426 scale as the box says.
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i split the garage in half with 1 half as an insulated wood workshop & the other half to be for their 2 cars but endup being used as a metal working workshop, storage for riding lawn mower & for his Harley. your east of me as i'm in Lefroy south of Barrie.
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not all plastic stuff as most of my 1/144 scale warships are balsa frame with 1mm thick styrene plastic skin for the hull & superstructure. my 1/144 scale County class Destroyer is balsa frame & skin as it was my 1st big model ship. did a billings boat decades ago & i think i have it somewhere that is if my cats did not chew it up. but my biggest wood scratch building was my friend's 25'x35' garage that i had to partially redesign before helping him build it.
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Keith Black, i did have build logs on another site til i took the logs off due to issues with that site. have been thinking of doing build logs on a couple of sites but might wait til i finish editing/cleaning up well over 140 Booklet of General Plans of the US Navy i have saved on my computer. my smallest warship is about 6" long & the biggest is about 52" long. my current long term project which is on pause for the past 3-4yrs due to medical issues & the editing of those plans is doing all 16 USN OBB's during ww2 & 1 after using Revell's 1/429 scale model of the USS Arizona as a basis to kitbash those ships. i have also been doing some model warship consulting with 3D-Wild plus providing them with plans/drawings or links to same. example: http://www.shipmodels.info/mws_forum/viewtopic.php?f=2&t=393968
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your decking pattern appears to be the same as done on 3d printed warships which i think is wrong. border planking would be done 1st around structures & hull edges then the 1st planking would be laid on the centerline then infilled on either side of the centerline so will have staggered butt joints not what you have done.
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