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Build Log Seven - Deadeyes,Strops,Blocks,Ship Wheel and Drop Keel Winches. Happy New Year everyone! I hope it is a good one for you and yours. Below is the bit or work my limited time in the workshop has allowed me to get done. One thing that caught me out on Sherbourne was the fact I had not looked ahead at the rigging plan. Specifically if blocks needed Beckets attached ahead of time. This led to a few choice words as i tried to rig these blocks after they had been secured to the deck. This time I made sure that was not the case. I created a small loop at the top of the block for the Becket, then I sized it with Semperfli Fly fishing thread. I then secured it with a small dab of PVA glue. Once this was dry, I secured the block to the eyebolt and attached them to the deck. I then attached the 5mm and 3mm Deadeyes to the strops. The photo etch was then touched up after some paint chipping. In hindsight I should have waited until I had attached the Deadeyes to the model. The Deadeyes were then attached to the channels. I have not secured the pins as I will wait until I am happy that they mirror the lay of the Shrouds. I then made up two Drop Keel Winches. The Drop Keel in place. I will have to touch up the Drop Keel and Keel once I don't have to handle the model as much. The Ship Wheel was then assembled. Using a 0.10 drill piece I carefully drilled two holes for the thread to pass through the deck. Beside the Ship Wheel is one of the finished Drop Keel Winches. Thank you for taking the time to read my build log. Regards
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I hope you feel better soon, Bob. The Harriet Lane is looking great! Regards
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Welcome to MSW! Lovely looking model. Regards.
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Welcome to the Forum! Regards
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Merry Christmas Kevin and the Boi's. Kind Regards Geordie
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Build Log 6 - Gunwales,Chess Trees,Bow Timbers,Catheads,Channels and Inner Bulwark fittings. Welcome to my build log. This is the work I have been able to do on Adder over the last week or so. Adders Gunwales have had their final coat of paint. I am still to add the PE (Photo etch) parts for the hammock rigging. This will be done after I have rigged the guns as I know I will just end up catching them. The steps have been added after a coat of AK Interactive Matt Varnish and AK Interactive black paint for the top step. The channels have also been added after a coat of Matt Varnish. PE rings where added if needed. Bow Timbers where added. I test fitted the Bowsprit and sanded the Timbers accordingly. They were given a coat of varnish and paint as described above. The Catheads have been pre drilled before painting as I want to rig them at the appropriate time. Inner Bulwark's have had various items attached including, cleats, belaying rails and PE (Photo etch) parts. Adder as she currently stands. Thank you for reading my build log. Merry Christmas to you and yours. Kind Regards Geordie
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