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  1. druxey
    Whenever I see a posting by 'Dafi', I know it will be interesting! Both this and the one on boat outfitting today are very interesting.
  2. druxey
    I believe that SeaWatch is working on these volumes.
  3. druxey
    Very nice sheaved and pinned blocks, Giampiero! What specie of wood are you using?
  4. druxey
    On YouTube:
  5. druxey
    Ambitious, but will be fun to fit those pieces!
  6. druxey
    Great news! Delighted to hear this.
  7. druxey
    re boarding nets: see conversation on the re-assessment of the 1637 Sovereign of the Seas.
  8. druxey
    Well done, Matt! A very nice result.
  9. druxey
    The window reworking was a really good 'save'! Well done. Compound curved balustrades are a real challenge that you met too.
  10. druxey
    It is unfortunate that the kits do not have a better quality of line. Getting 'real' rope is a game changer!
  11. druxey
    Was that double ladderway really like that? It would be every opportunity for a bad accident to happen. Otherwise, good progress.
  12. druxey
    At least focussing on the model may provide some distraction.
  13. druxey
    Sorry about the kidney stones, Rob - nasty. Lithotripsy, perhaps?
  14. druxey
    Coming along very nicely, PA. After the bow is framed, the square frames will be a walk in the park!
  15. druxey
    Top and butt was amore economic use and was more likely. Hooked joints were probably only used on larger ships of war for additional reinforcement. I think you would be safe with a (double) strake of top and butt and one strake of butt jointed planks. I'm sure variation occurred between shipyards. In this shipyard, you are master shipwright!
  16. druxey
    An interesting solution to 'glazed' windows. Any difficulty with static and dust from milling on the plastic?
  17. druxey
    Shaping up beautifully, Mark!
  18. druxey
    Thanks for this morning smile, Ab! A wonderful way to recycle. Heer ter Velde is an original thinker.
  19. druxey
    Incredible detail and miniature metalwork!
  20. druxey
    At least you had a good reference with the grid of waterlines and buttock lines, as well as diagonals.
  21. druxey
    Much closer now! Distortion is a pain to eliminate....
  22. druxey
    Looks like serious distortion in the body plan that will need to be addressed.
  23. druxey
    Congrats, Clare! A 'launching flags' model would be very attractive - especially if in a diorama setting - and not need rigging, for sure.
  24. druxey
    Looking lovely, Cri-cri. Formidable!
  25. druxey
    The lower channel appears to be protective of the chains at dockside.

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