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    Addendum March 26th 2014 local 11:30 Still 26 posts to reconstruct Addendum March 26th 2014 local 14:00 All pictures are finally reposted and on their places. All pages are saved as *.pdf for any case ...
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    Bob, if it could help about rereading/rewatching Dune, see my thouthts about all six books, movie and mini-series in my post : http://modelshipworld.com/index.php?/topic/2501-cutty-sark-by-nenad-m-started-on-tehnodidakta-19711983-plans-continued-on-campbell-plans/page-48#entry166850 I was also supprised that nibbing was much easier than I expected, and that there is some extra fun in nibbing
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    Dentist work ! So many holes !!! And shapes And joy I am glad that you are back in the saddle
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    Very studious work. Hardly wait your progress
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    Very nice Bob ! And very fragile.! Give us more photos of your progress soon ! How you resolve inside curve of bilwark? Seem tricky to me. During nibbing I was thinking about solution of makeing pin rails little thicker (+0.5 mm) and maybe little wider (+1 mm) than in C-plans. Must do some visual testing about when time comes.Thinking, not big visual diference, and making them a bit larger will give some strenght, and a little easier way to equip them with dead eyes pins and other stuff Anyway, keep extraordinaty work ! Nenad
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    NIBBING TIME !!!!
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    Bob what nibbing means ? Google translate dont recognize it to Serbian
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    Thank you friends for likes and nice comments If I do not mess in further works ( ha ha) , to me also it seems that She will look nice when finished, which is pleasant surprise taking into account where I was (of course, if ignored irregular lines of decks and mentioned earlier BIG mistake that no one has discovered ... yet ...)
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    ...And when it has gone past I will turn the inner eye to see its path. Where the fear has gone there will be nothing. Only I will remain... I recognized quote on first two words ... Have you read Herbert, Bindy ? Books are much better than movie
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    Bindy and David ... Do you feel quilty ? You lead me to the evil
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    Bindy, you give me great motivation injection ... Or, to stay close to movie "Dune" and "the spice flow" thing
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    Just like that. My mistakes are much bigger, and intend to overload whole deck to mask them. Yours are invisible. That is exactly point in one of my first posts about "not run" thing. Saving all lines and curvatures and angles of deck lines and hull lines in proper shape and proportion is pretty f*** thing to do. I discover this too late, you have better luck or more skill Waiting for more of your good work Nenad
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    Despite the rain I am in the office Business crisis continues, and I'm more on MSW than on the cases ... About decking - next step I figured out that last plank in line near waterways is little wider than others, and there are some real tricky details to do I am not sure I am able do that, even it is great detail I have seen in other logs Loot of time to think about until evening
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    Nice job, Luca You have got right angle and curve of stern profile, which is really tricky. In the middle of the deck it seems that you had a small barely visible problem with the width of the bulwarks, or with a line of deck ? It is not quite visible, but right on that place, I bumped in swamp, so I looked very carefully. Or, it is only angle of shooting ? Keep good work Nenad
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    Rainy and gloomy morning So do I Go to work, or stay at home That is the question
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    David, there are months behind me, when I was drowned in rough works, mostly my fault, and you have not idea how happy am I with this fine works and little pieces Of course, there will be more scraping and smothing, and every single veneer slice I made for decking is hand cutted and light sanded, and then "caulked" on longitudinal edge before glueing, but that is NOTHING in comparation with ENDLESS hull scraping and smothing I was passing through, usually followed with surgery works on hull and again hull works followed with surgery ...... Who have nothing in head, have in hands Bob Go on !!! Mark Spice flows in regular way
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    Thx Geoff Not so precise it can be done, but I think that after sanding, final paint and weathering it will be OK
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    No, Bindy, only get attack of boredom from time to time. He is OK now, and my daily schedule is blown up. Thx for interesting
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    Some news durin server migration Friday Go on, Nenad Saturday Again bee sting while driving motor ( Hothead is allergic to bee stings)
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    For second layer I used thinned veneer, and results are OK, if you plan to paint model.
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    Reading your Log, I was fascinated, and to confess, a little afraid of that "rigging thing" which will catch me in my build Splendid work
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    Very good, Luca You follow plans well, even plans are quite different than CS in Greenwich on stern inside bulwark Those white panels ... They take couple of months on my CS, and they are so small, you can not even sneeze when working with them Realy nice looking inside bulwarks Keep god work ! Nenad
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    Another WOW to your collection ! Congratulations !

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