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Sorry for the delay, but I'm doing 4 different builds... I have begun the planking... A nice mess on the kitchen table, first two planks: While the planks was drying after bending them I did the skylight: As planking is boring to do and watch next update will probably take a while. But I'll be back when something interesting happens.
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kit review 1:65 HMS Endeavour - Artesania Latina
puckotred replied to James H's topic in REVIEWS: Model kits
I had just bought a new HP printer and got 6 months of free ink so I could print the whole thing at the cost of paper, about 3€ 😁 -
Finished deck planking yesterday: Today it was time for wiring: ++ Only four static LEDs included, two already used in the nameplate but I found some micro LEDs I could use below the skylight. The normal LED The micro LEDs work. I used two, don't know why... The wiring for the stern. The loose wire will go to the lantern wit a flickering LED at the end of the build. Testing Hopefully the LEDs and the wires will stay in place throughout the build... Next up is faring the frames and hull planking. First single planked hull for me, and as I suck at planking hulls we'll see how that turns out...
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Got this kit in November last year with the optional LED lighting set. Needed a break from rigging R.C. and was as usual just dry fitting the frames and the next I knew I was building the damn thing... Whats in the box can be seen here in James H's review. There was a nice surprise in my box. Thank you Artesania Latina!!! I didn't take any pictures of assembling the frames, decks or the stand. The stand with the light works very well, even in daylight: Backside of the name plate: Yesterday I got started on the bulwarks. And this black monster helps me with getting hairs just about everywhere on the ship... Mid deck planking underway. I cut and sand the planks individually, it takes some time but the results are good: Deck sanded and varnished and inner bulwarks done: Forecastle started: 0.5 mm thick strips. Super quality but if I have too much glue on them they tend to curl: Forecastle bulwarks. I don't know what material this is. Bamboo maybe but they are extremely easy to bend. Forecastle and bulwarks ready (almost) Poop deck underway: And this is as far as I got today... I'm quite satisfied with the kit so far. Nice materials and a detailed manual without one written word. The only thing I'm not happy with are the laser cut blocks: Sanding the char and then drill a hole on 288 tiny blocks is NOT what I want to waste my time on... I was thinking of ordering the Hermione from A.L. at the end of the month, but I have to look up what kind of blocks there is in that kit first. To be cont
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kit review 1:65 HMS Endeavour - Artesania Latina
puckotred replied to James H's topic in REVIEWS: Model kits
Well, I slept on it and decided I will start a build log within a couple of days.... Just because you asked so nicely James... 😋 -
kit review 1:65 HMS Endeavour - Artesania Latina
puckotred replied to James H's topic in REVIEWS: Model kits
@James H Me too, but I'm building the R.C. and only did the stand and frames because I was curious how it would look. And have no photos of what I've done so far (except these two I took today). Maybe in the future if I ever finish R.C. -
kit review 1:65 HMS Endeavour - Artesania Latina
puckotred replied to James H's topic in REVIEWS: Model kits
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Thank you very much popeye!!!
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Thanks Bob!
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