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Posts posted by Adrieke
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next time you take pictures set your camera to 2 MP. the pictures will be about 0.5MB big so well below the 2MB and still with plenty of detail
that's how I take all my pics
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software companies always launch new products before they are well tested so its always a good idea to wait till the first patch or service pack comes out
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Augie most likely its IE 11 yup. you should be able to uninstall it :
go to control panel/ programs and features and then select installed updates
you ll get a big list . look for IE 11 update and then uninstall it . that should get you back to IE10
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after adding one more row of planks I decided that it was time to trim down the excess at the bow and stern.
this to ensure I follow the same profile as the keel .
they will need to be sanded down to about 4 mm in thickness but that will be done when all planks are on
you may notice that on the 3rd bulkhead it seems like the planks are not nicely flowing but that is because from there I am widening the plank till its at full width . I will need to do this for the next few planks
here a view from the bow
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beautiful Piet
and thanks again for taking the trouble to show us your jig
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hello Scott
I don't do more then one plank on each side , but it depends, the planks at the stern twist a lot so they need clamping between every bulkhead to keep them tight against the previous plank. as I only have 7 (1 broke) I can only do 1 plank
hello Augie
yes each off the planks I am adding now need to be tapered , the edges angled then soaked for pre bending before it goes on
but honestly I am enjoying it, slowly you can see the ship go from a skeleton to a well rounded lady
hello Don welcome
good to hear there are others building her . will be following your build log too
and yes it is a good kit
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Thanks Piet
I was thinking of something much more complex , this is easy and can be used by anyone
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that sounds easy to do Piet. i might give that a try for when i have to taper the ones for the GF
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- popeye the sailor, mtaylor, Script and 3 others
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thanks Brian.
slowly adding more planks
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my first attempts at tapering by hand (that was on the Virginia) didnt go to well, too much irregularities in the thickness, not too mention sore arms lol
i got a better result this way so i ll use that to taper all the masts on the GF
one day hopefully i can afford a small wood/metal lathe
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well Robbyn mine broke off in the middle and at the end. the problem is that these dowels are only like 4 mm in diameter so without something to hold them at the end as with a lathe as soon as you put some pressure on it to sand you bend them.
after the first breakage :
the solution is to first lightly sand all over to make sure its all smooth, i wrap the sanding paper all around it and then use my two fingers of my other hand to let the dowel spin on top (the drill is set to about half the maximum speed)
stil dont understand how the top of the other broke off , except maybe the quality of the wood
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King of the Mississippi by Rick - FINISHED - Artesania Latina - 1:80 - 1st Ship Model
in - Kit build logs for subjects built from 1851 - 1900
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looks great Rick![:)](https://modelshipworld.com/uploads/emoticons/default_smile.png)