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Walking Eagle

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About Walking Eagle

  • Birthday 02/03/1972

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    Oslo, Norway
  1. Would like to install lights in this model, especially since the instructions tell exactly how to do it. Before I could start on the 2nd deck I had to start on the electric wiring. Was a little bit afraid how to get the access to the battery compartment after finnished the 2nd deck, but there will be a removable grate hatch here later. Finnished the 2nd deck and worked a lot on the stern. Now it is time to paint parts of the model black. Also have to finish sanding the 2nd deck.
  2. Got the oak stain today, so finnished the grate hatch on the lower gun deck. Starting on the next deck now.
  3. Worked a little more this week. The main frame is finished, and started planking the lower gun deck. Needs some sanding and then I think I'll put on a clear coat. Also started on some details, these half-rounds I think will be toilets or "Heads" as I think they are called. Will cut, sand and put some putty on these. Also started on the grate hatch on the lower gun deck, but found that even though I bought the paint kit for Santisima Trinidad, it didn't include stain, apparently to be used on this one. So it's on hold until I get these in the mail. I am really happy that these came premade though, on the BB Bounty they have to me made.
  4. Finally ready to start on the Santísima Trinidad. Went trough the box today and startet the building process. The manual is only online, but it is very good.
  5. My first model boat project, Bounty by Billing Boats, is almost finished ( in the background of the picture ). Now I can't wait to start on my new project Santisima Trinidad. This set already has an excellent review by @James H, so I'll skip that and start on step 1 of the instructions shortly. Bounty has given me so many therapy hours, despite a lot of wondering and studying of the drawings. But I got there, even though I made a lot of mistakes. I've learned a lot and I'm looking forward to the journey ahead. This time I am going to document the process here, so maybe I can get some advices as I go to a beginner in the hobby as my self.
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