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François de Saint Nazaire

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  1.    François de Saint Nazaire reacted to a post in a topic: HMS Harpy 1796 by Blue Ensign – Vanguard Models - 1:64 scale
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    Hello David, Have you caulked the orlop deck? Is it necessary if the deck isn't watertight? Have a nice day.
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    Hello Morten, Your model is very successful. A glass of wine is a great help.😉(picture N°4) Why don't you use elements supplied with the box (except for the hull)? Have a nice day
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    Hello, The wale and rubbing strake are in place. I took some freedom with the colors suggested by the instructions.😉
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    Hello Brian, You're starting the ratlines. Good luck – try not to count, there are a lot of them ! Have a nice day
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    Hello, The hull is finish. 😇 The next step will be the wale and rubbing strake. Have a nice WE
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  28. François de Saint Nazaire
    Hello David, Nice beginning. I will follow your log with pleasure. I am thinking of buying a Vanguard model one day. it s not your first one !
  29. François de Saint Nazaire
    Gary, Better day after day. Bravo
  30. François de Saint Nazaire
    Dear Gary, I fully agree with you that the shape of the stern is not satisfactory. The main reason may be insufficient sanding of frame 12 before planking. 😔
  31. François de Saint Nazaire
    I had some pictures to complete these steps. I really like this model; it's very challenging and instructive.
  32. François de Saint Nazaire
    It is a perfect adjustement. is it a flower the decoration ? Thank you for the explanations
  33. François de Saint Nazaire
    Hello, I just finished the planking below the deck. The main challenge was to bend the strake from stem to stern to avoid a mix of color, even though it wouldn't have been a problem because the hull will be black. next step will be to sand and clean (remove glue) the hull. There is not a second chance, just one planking ! stern stem
  34. François de Saint Nazaire
    Bravo !
  35. François de Saint Nazaire
    Hello, You could use Quick Adhesive Wood Glue; it offers a quick grip in 2 minutes. My brand is SADER
  36. François de Saint Nazaire
    Richard, Your model is very well done. Everything is clean and meticulous. Are the draught marks raised or flush with the hull ? have a nice day

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