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These days I have made quite a bit of progress with the construction but I found a point where there is a rather serious error. The hole for the pump falls on one of the horizontal beams. I studied the entire previous process again to see if I have made a mistake somewhere but it seems that here it was probably not foreseen correctly by ARTESANIA. However, with a little care I will scrape the beams so that it is possible for the pump column to pass through.
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Johngr reacted to a post in a topic: HMS Victory Cross Section by Johngr - Artesania Latina - 1:72
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Thank you. It's difficult for me to answer since I don't have sufficient knowledge. Maybe another member who knows can give an answer.
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The first planking is complete. Because the AL Oak paint is quite glossy for my taste, I applied a coat of Mr Hobby flat clear. I think the nails from fishing line looks pretty good.
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I started the kit from Artesania Latina as it shows quite interesting and beyond what I have done so far. Because there are videos on the internet with the construction steps, what I will post on this blog will only be when I find something interesting or add something that is not included in the kit. For start, I decided to nail the boards to break up the monotony of the decks simulating the nails with fishing line. What a tiring and arduous task, but I finished it successfully. And as soon as I finished it, it occurred to me that I have 6 more.😱
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Thank you Bob, I'll keep this for my office, where I don't have much space, and I'll give her the HMS Victory cross section that I just started. The truth is that I like it too much to give it away for now!!! and so I have the excuse that something bigger scale is suitable for her office. 😏 Regards Ioannis
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Thank you Paul, It will be there for sure. Regards Ioannis
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Thank you Chris. Regards Ioannis
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