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HM Armed Cutter Sherbourne 1763 by Nightdive - Vanguard Models - 1:64 - First Build
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The gunwales are glued on, and now drying for 24 hours. I decided to bend the wales to shape (using steam from the kettle) and then dry fit and left it for a couple of hours. When I removed them for glueing they retained their shape perfectly and went back on nicely. I also spent some time doing so more fairing about the stern in order to get the wales reasonably flush with the transom.
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HMS Winchelsea - FINISHED - 1764 - by Chuck (1/4" scale)
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HMS Victory by FifeModels - Artesania Latina - Scale 1/84 - Anatomy Version
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Completed steps 13 to 18, finishing with installing the false deck (part 29). The only slight problem was pressing the false deck down on the frame - I managed to break one of the delicate parts at the edge - my fault / inexperience. I have glued it and holding it with a clamp and hope it will be OK, otherwise more remedial work will be required. This is a lovely kit.
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Little bit of progress today. I noticed from the instructions for other Vanguard models that the temporary stand is built very early in the process whereas, for some reason, in the Sherbourne instructions this does not happen until step 50. I thought it couldn't do much harm to bring this forward, as it would allow the hull to dry in a better position. The keel side-pieces (19 L & R) went in easily. The keel keys (part 22) were mostly fine, apart from one slot which was very tight and the MDF key kept breaking whilst pushing in. Fortunately there were 3 spares provided, and this was enough. Then the lower deck (part 23) went in well and has been glued. Now let everything dry.
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I was ever so slightly scared of starting it - so I thought it best to do something tonight rather than put it away for 'later'. A nice easy 30 minutes cutting the bulkheads out of the MDF sheet, sanding them where indicated and dry fitting them to the keel. I now have a clear sense of the size. Everything fitted perfectly and inspires confidence for the next step.
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Will do!
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