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  • Birthday 07/10/1984

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    Worked on the rudder and the transom of the kit model, made my own hatches
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    Today i finished the rough tree timbers. Also bent the rails in shape.
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    Hello everyone, here another build of the Enterprise Maryland 1799 by Constructo. Since my last topic was removed probably because it was not very active? I plan to do some work on this model now. I got this kit for my birthday several years ago and made most of the hull already. Yesterday i glued on a whale and today i made the waterholes, inspired by the other models on this forum using copper pipes instead of a hole.
  14. hlipplaa
    Made these parts last year, not much progress on this model, but it's a nice detail
  15. hlipplaa
    In the mean time I made a little ship's wheel as a side project
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    Hello everyone, Yesterday I did some work on this model, made a new capstan. The plan is to improve some more parts on the deck. So the level of detail is the same for all the parts.
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    Hello, wanted to say I am using this thread as reference/inspiration for my own build. Got the kit for my birthday one day and this is the best documented post I could find. Fun to see how long the build is taking, really steady progress. Inserted a few pictures of my own build to show the stage I'm at. It is almost like I don't have to make any hard choices now about what to customize and what not, because you already encountered all the major issues with this kit. Safer for me to make a good build without making any big mistakes. So thanks alot for this thread and keep up the work, Greetings, Hjalmar
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    beautiful, great reference material also. greetings, Hjalmar
  20. hlipplaa
    Hello, Love watching this build. Been following it for a long time and its never dissapointing. Hope you don't let it nosedive onto the floor again, that was a dissaster (not sure which build it was). May you enjoy your hobby for a long time to come! Greetings H Lipplaa from Holland
  21. hlipplaa
    thanks alot for the likes.
  22. hlipplaa
    Made the blocks for the topmast shrouds. And you can see the main stay. Also a view of the progress so far.
  23. hlipplaa
    Working on the rigging now. The masts are not glued so the shrouds and stays have to align the masts.
  24. hlipplaa
    There cannot be enough "look through holes" inside your model, but the the only problem is there wouldn't be a model left then. Hjalmar
  25. hlipplaa
    Difficult part of the ship to construct. Makes the ship look more streamlined when it's done i think. Good luck and have fun. Hjalmar
  26. hlipplaa
    Looks very clean and perfect. You have made a near perfect model here. Congratulations. Hjalmar

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