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Thank you, Dick. The last two images are very educational; much appreciated.- 263 replies
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- nave tonda
- round ship
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But it's a satisfying job, isn't it?
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Once hung, any small wobble along a paint edge will be hardly noticeable, especially if you artfully drape the flag! Your only difficulty now is to have a ship to place underneath the flag....
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At one time Longridge's Victory in the Science Museum was displayed in a dry dock setting.
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Coming along nicely, Dan. That's a lot of clutter on top! It must have been frustrating to deal with that one item crossing over the centerline. That's as neat a solution as any that you decided on.
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- leviathan
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Surely a pair of pumps would be more practical? This silliness has to stop soon....
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Although those illustrations are 'modern' proportions.
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HMCSS Victoria 1855 by BANYAN - 1:72
druxey replied to BANYAN's topic in - Build logs for subjects built 1851 - 1900
Alignment looks great, even under magnification, Pat. Well done!- 1,005 replies
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- gun dispatch vessel
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A saboat?
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Pre-planning is always worth the time spent on it. She is looking very nice indeed, Eric.
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- sidewheeler
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Despite your not being happy with this model, it is very nice and cleanly done, Dan. Looking forward to your next model!
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What about simply referring to this as a Transitional rig?
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Plank glue
druxey replied to dvlp47's topic in Building, Framing, Planking and plating a ships hull and deck
If you are relying on any glue holding wood in place without pre-bending it to shape first (except, perhaps CA), you will be disappointed. See the planking tutorials at the top of this section for more information. -
I agree with pear, although holly bends very well also.
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Whoops - a bark she is. A brig she was. Thank you for the correction. Frolick!
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I can't dis-boot that point, Carl.
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Definitely a Victorian era brig.
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...he said, archly.
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Hope you have a quick recovery, Rob. Sounds most unpleasant.
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- great republic
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it's time to give us all the boot!
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Wood it fit?
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Keith needs a lacey-faire attitude, I think. Then he can tie up safely.
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Hopefully there are some nearby eyelets to swim over to.
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