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  1. Craigie65
    Oh no! Good recovery - no one will notice 🤫 But seriously once you put part 38 in place it will cover up this area. The instructions have a lot more clamps on this piece.
  2. Craigie65
    That looks fantastic. Sorry if I have missed this in the thread, is the plan convert to a decal? That would conform nicely.
  3. Craigie65
    These are amazing. Are they 3D renders?
  4. Craigie65
    Wow that really is fantastic! Would love to build a fully framed ship, but don’t have the skills to scratch build. If I take the plunge this is the way to go.
  5. Craigie65
    https://www.scalemates.com/products/img/3/1/1/192311-23-instructions.pdf
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    Dave, Looking good. I know what you mean re instructions. The Amati/Victory instructions are better than most. The instructions for HMS Diana from Caldercraft are really difficult to follow. You should check out Vanguard’s manuals - plenty of pictures as well as plans. Chris Watton has really set a high bar. Once you have a couple of builds under your belt the instructions become more of a guide.
  7. Craigie65
    What brand of glue are you using? I usually buy veloset from a hobby shop in Edinburgh, but wonder if a commercial brand would be better value.
  8. Craigie65
    You are flying along Andrew. At this rate it will be finished before Christmas. My kits arrived yesterday and Mrs M immediately hid them for Christmas🎅 Looking forward to seeing how straight forward the planking is. Your daughter has it right - everyone knows red ones are faster!
  9. Craigie65
    The plan does show the underneath of the and I does not look as if coppered. I coppered mine but tbh you cannot see it!
  10. Craigie65
    Excellent job Bug. I like the foil on the keel edges. I cut the plates to size, however your method looks to give a better result. Think I’ll give that a try the next time.
  11. Craigie65
    Andrew, luckily (?) I am working from home so will be here all week as they say. PS Obviously I am not waiting on a car, autocorrect 🤔.
  12. Craigie65
    I am pulling up the proverbial chair. Ordered both Erycina and Nisha, should have been here today, but UPS changed its mind and the kits are back at the depot 😡 mind you I am not allowed to start them anyway - Santa will be holding them until the 25th.
  13. Craigie65
    ‘It is finished but covered in dust and a bit dented in places
  14. Craigie65
    The shackle for holding the fishdavit. The only reason I know is my Granado has them fitted. As much as I would like to claim the dram, it is a bit far. I’ll raise a glass of Talisker to you, Slainte!
  15. Craigie65
    Well that’s Christmas all sorted. Nisha and Erycina ordered. 😍
  16. Craigie65
    Well that’s 2022 planned: build two fishing boats and save for a big frigate. Now how to tell the Admiral that DIANA is going in the stash……
  17. Craigie65
    It replaces the kit skylights just in front of the mizzenmast
  18. Craigie65
    Are you teasing with the plans pinned to the wall? Is that a three decker on the far left?
  19. Craigie65
    Takes me straight back to Devon and many happy memories. Can’t wait for its release.
  20. Craigie65
    Lovely vessel. Never thought I would say that of a ship without cannon. I have a feeling that this kit may seduce you into building quickly. Need to take a deep breath and just enjoy a leisurely build.
  21. Craigie65
    Ah as it was straight after my post I thought it related to that, hence my confusion mind you I am easily confused these days
  22. Craigie65
    Sorry too cryptic for me. Are you asking if Bristol is in the West Country?
  23. Craigie65
    https://vigilanceofbrixham.co.uk I have seen her a few times when on holiday in the West Country, but have only just realised it might be the same type as your lovely Erycina
  24. Craigie65
    @chris wattonIs Erycina the same type as the Vigilance that sits in Brixham harbour?
  25. Craigie65
    Added to Christmas list, better be nice now.

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