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I report further progress. The first layer of lining is ready. I used wood putty on the small bumps, sanded it smooth. I will apply some thin wood glue and I can continue. Linden is a fairly soft wood. I had to grind carefully. It would probably be better to use a stronger profile. At least 1.5mm. But the second layer will strengthen the whole thing.
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Dutch Whaler by aliluke - Sergal
Paryzek replied to aliluke's topic in - Kit build logs for subjects built from 1501 - 1750
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I'm starting to plank the hull, it will go slower now. I was thinking about using my own material instead of the linden from the kit. 2x4mm spruce beams. But it was really a problem to bend them in the back so that they fit properly. Very stiff material for such an arch. So I'll trust Chris that the linden is fine. What the hell is the translator doing? I entered the text in English, and he returned it to me in Czech. (automatic translation in google chrome)
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This is my first build log on MSW so please bear with me. My English is bad, but with the help of a translator I can understand. The building kit probably needs no introduction. Chris did a perfect job. (I bought through the Czech supplier Astra models) The start of construction has been here several times, so the current status so far. I hope my work will interest you. (I can't take photos very well and I only have a decent mobile phone. sorry for the poor quality of the photos)
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Hello Alex Beautiful model, fantastic work. Congratulations. It may be somewhere to store photos in a larger format and insert a link? ,I would like to inspect details. Pictures on the forum are small. Pavel
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The suit is really not good I have a bad experience with fire. Is better I bend over steam. Wood then goes very well bent, soft. Everyone has their own experience.
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