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Flying Fish by Reuben - Corel
Don Jane replied to Reuben's topic in - Kit build logs for subjects built from 1851 - 1900
Hi Reuben Looks pretty good to me - for a rookie, I think you are doing very well ! Keep up the good work ! Don -
I like this - it will be a very interesting build !
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Hi Peter It makes perfect sense - long time no see - we must try and get together again
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I now have a bit of an issue - I am ready to step the masts - Does anyone have an idea as to how I can get the riggibg lines tite - this model does not have dead eyes - it uses a turnbuckle system and the turnbuckles are not adjustable !!
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Rigging Tension-how do you do it?
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Now I have come to the time too start stepping the masts and instaling the yard arms - Is it best to put the sails on the yards before I put them on the masts or what suggestions has anyone got. This is the first time that I am putting sails on a model !
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Hi Kip Good to hear from you - This has been a busy summer for me - we must get together soon !!!
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Hi Nils Thank you for the kind words - I am quite satisfied with my build so far, this being only my second build !!
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Finally another post - I pretty much have all the deck hardware in place and now comes the fun part ( Stepping the masts and Rigging !!!!
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I have made a bit of progress - I have been working for the last 4 days, rigging yard arms - I now have them done as well as the bow sprit, now all i have to do is tie on the thread !
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I will post again as I progress on the deck work.
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I have made a bit more progress - It took me about 3 weeks just painting the metal parts ( it seemed as if they were never ending ) I got the porthols all drilled and installed and started on the deck hardware.[
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Welcome Pops - looking forward to seeing the progress on your longboat. Any help you need, you will be able to get it rite here on MSW.
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Thanks a lot Nils - I will try to find the figures in Canada.
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Fabulous build - I know that I will be referencing your build a lot as I get along with my Gorch Fock. I hope mine turns out 1/4 as nice as yours. One question - were did you get the scale sailing figurines. I have been looking all over for them. Thanks for the great build log !!!!
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Hi Peter Yes - we must get together when you are home - see you soon !!
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Looks great ! I have my hull looking pretty good after about 7 coats of paint and lots of sanding - My feelings about a steel hull ship is as long as the planking lines are not visible, it is ok to show a bit of imperfections in a hull as a full scale steel hull will have some waves in the steel sheets. Keep up the good work Don
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