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hi! here we go again, I made some progress I build the jig frames and I started to assembly the keel and Bow which I tried to make it look bit more real than the Plan which it seems assemble only in 2 huge wooden pieces, I try to use black paper too for caulking , then I have to work a lot o sanding to get better effect, but for the very beginning it seems not so ugly stay tuned Cheers
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I did some progress in framing and I found out that my previous drawing were wrong , due my less skill to set the printer, so the more framing I was assembly the more mistakes I found out. then I finally got the right blueprint of the project in the proper ratio and I decided to start over. stay tuned , you'll see the progress soon
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Hi Tmj, thanks for your encouragement, I'm fully aware that this could be a really challenge and bold endeavour, and if I fail ,( and I will for sure ) I'll remake it and remake it again. and I'm sure from this forum and from esteemed modellers as all of you are, I can get great support and suggestion. cheers
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