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    Hi Mark, That was also my thought. I spent today some hours to measure and calculate the different angles. So let's see how it works at the end. BTW: What milling machine and milling tools are you using? Your surface looks perfect with sharp edges and no break outs.
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    Hello Mark, May I ask how you made the recess or angle on the sternson and extensions? The angle is changing over the complete length of this part and - if the plans are correct - also from the bottom up to the sternson knee extension. Your part looks just perfect and I'm wondering how this can be made. Thank you 🙂
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    Hello Mark, You are doing a really great job. Very neat work! You are the second modeler I know who uses Castello to build a ship model. I think Castello is much harder than pear wood. What are your experiences? Is Castello easy to work with or would pear wood be a better choice? Cheers Nersch

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