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  1.    Canute reacted to a post in a topic: Red Dragon by cornerstone - Artesania Latina - Chinese Junk
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    Hello All I was given this kit by some friends who decided that I needed a change from putting ships in bottles and this was the challenge . Although I have done many plastic kits I have not attempted a wooden one and with a double Hull. Before I started I consulted the www for advice and guidance as to what is involved , found this website / forum , joined as a newbie and created this topic for tips and suggestions from the modelling experts and have made a start following the very brief instructions . I include pictures of the build so far
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    Tjalle58 I have been given a Red dragon kit by friends , as a newbie i looked on the Internet to see how much work involved , started it and need advice and help, fell into this website , joined and then found your post . Do you remember much about the build of your junk
  5. cornerstone
    Hi UpstateNY I have been given a Red dragon kit by friends , as a newbie i looked on the Internet to see how much work involved , started it and need advice and help, fell into this website , joined and then found your post . Do you remember much about the build of your junk
  6. cornerstone
    Hi I recently was given the red dragon chinese junk model as a present in that I had been putting ships in bottles for year or so . My friend thought I needed a change . So I have started it and have come across a couple of queries which the instructions and photos from EdwardZ have not resolved . Hoping someone has recently completed the model My first issue is to find how best to merge and end the planking to the bow and the stern . See Picture . I am uncertain as to to remove the pins or push them fully in when noting that the Hull is double planked with another layer of planks
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    hi my name is John. I was given the model of the red dragon from friends at Xmas to keep me out of harms way and as a different challenge to that I have been doing recently as I have put my 10 th ship in a bottle. As I was going through the instructions I had more questions and it is great to here the experience of others

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