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    Thank you!
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    Completed!
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    Last of the items to be added, steps for the side.
  17. ollagynot
    Completes stairs, Deck Beams and sheer rails ready to be added.
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    Gangways attached.
  19. ollagynot
    Guns rigged and attached.
  20. ollagynot
    Just a very thin rip on the Brynes table saw.
  21. ollagynot
    Small Update. Blackened cannons, made rope and blocks. for the tackle.
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    I had been a little intimidated by the cannons, I was unsure if I would be able to produce two similar cannons (still a newbie with the lathe). I turned them on my Sherline lathe out of brass and I'm pretty happy with how they came out. I also used the lathe to turn the Carriage Wheels with the grain running along the length of the wheel. The wheels took a couple of tries, I broke a few. Still need to blacken the cannon and add a few more parts to the carriage. Tony
  23. ollagynot
    Been really slow going, but finally got around to adding these pictures. Finished the exterior planking and interior.
  24. ollagynot
    Completed the Gun Deck Planking today. I also built and added in the stairs. Thanks for all the likes, Tony
  25. ollagynot
    Finally got around to getting some work done on the cross section. I have completed the gun deck and added the hatch coamings. I spent most of this morning on the lathe making tiny sheaves for the bits from brass. Tony
  26. ollagynot
    Thanks Pete38, Small update, took a little beak from the deck to start the Sheet bitts. They are made from bloodwood. I decided to make them from multiple pieces in layers like plywood. Sorry, the pictures are in the wrong order. Thanks, Tony
  27.    ollagynot reacted to a post in a topic: Beavers Prize 1777 by Mike Y - 1:48 - POF - Hahn style
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    Thanks for the comment Bob, means a lot coming from a talented builder like yourself. I have fitted and glued all the major deck components and dry fitted it into the hull. This deck is coming along much nicer than the lower deck. I am more happy with my joint work this time around. I was wondering if anyone could tell me what would be on the lower deck in this section of the ship, cable tier? Any info would be appreciated. Thanks, Tony

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