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  1. olopa67
    thank you all of you for the info really appreciate
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    Hello Pirates, I m ready to plank the lower deck of my Revenge by Amati and I was wandering what is the rule to calculate how long a plank on the deck should be. the scale of the kit is 1:64, I do not have a clue hoe long in real life the planks usually are. thank you in advance
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    Hi Richmond and Louie and thanks for the greetings. @Louie da fly yes I started a building log today and I will try to update as soon I make progress.
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    Just started The Revenge by Amati a couple days ago, after I build my new work bench. the frame is done and now I m proceeding to planking the lower deck . I Have a very basic experience and hopping to find any kind of help of support from anyone willing to do it. I just would like to apologize in advance for my English which I know is not the best being Italian my first language, so please do not shoot on the piano player 🙂
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    Hi everyone, my name is Paolo and I m from Wollongong NSW Australia. I just started the Revenge from AMATI
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    Hi Jeff, my name is Paolo first of all thank you for this blog, your model looks very good. i just start mine and it is my first model at this difficult level. hopping for the best. i will definitely use your building log as guide if you dont mind. can i ask you if you have a specific rule on how long you cut the planks for the deck? thank you and again compliment
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    Hi Greg very nice job I use your blog as main reference in combination with a couple others I could not glue a toothpick without. can I ask you what did you use in the second pic of your blog on the right side of the boat? This is my first model ever and I start thinking that maybe I ve pushed too much, but I m not giving up easly despite all the icupsi ve encounter. I hope I could post sam same question without bordering you too much. have a nice day paolo
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    Hi Andrieke im building as well the same boat ( my very first boat model) Which part did you used to plank the lower dek? Do u cut yourself? And if it so how do u identify the right one to cut? Sorry for my silly questions but it is my very first job and i dont want to spoiled so soon . Than you for your time

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