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Thanks for the info Phil. i’d like to try my hand on the Orel Ironclad. I have always been interested in them. Who makes it and where can I acquire one. Thanks again Rick
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Phil I’m using 0.5mm teak to deck the Picket Boat #1 and I covered over the atrocious deck on the Amati Bluenose with the same teak. It worked out great. The reason I asked is I am impressed with the card models you build and I am thinking of making one. All the Best Rick
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Phil -This build is very impressive! I’ll enjoy following it. I have a question since it is a card build for the .5mm needed thickness can you substitute .5mm walnut veneer to get the wood look? As always Best Rick
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I plan on planking all the decks with 0.5mm teak (the main the bow and the stern). The instructive narrative calls for lead pencil lines to remark the planks and then overlay with varnish. Sounds kind of fluky. Teak decking will look much better. I needed to make 1mm gunnel surrounds for both the bow and stern. I laminated 1mm basswood together with computer paper backing. I also used paper backing to bridge the area of the bulkheads that are prone to breaking to strengthen the area (the paper has a thickness of 0.07mm which is negligible. If the part does break the paper is flexible enough for replying in perfect alignment. ) The basswood sheets were then primed and sanded after drying. Printer copies 100% accurate of the laser marked basswood gunnels were attached and sprayed with a light coat of brown primer. After drying the gunnels were cut out and sanded and are put aside for later installation. Best. Rick
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Welcome Geordie Beautiful build!! Don’t under sell yourself you are already a skilled modeler and will be a key asset to our forum. I am anxious to follow your future builds. As always Best Rick (RVB)
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Building Model Shipways Picket Boat #1and it is just about devoid of rigging also.
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