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    Hello, many thanks for the nice comments and the LIKES. I still make and assemble the chain plates. Here I will briefly demonstrate the assembly of the chain plates. The correct length is determined as follows.
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    Hello Nils, I am always surprised by the detail wealth.
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    Hello, many thanks for the nice comments and for the LIKES. I am still working on the assembly of the chain plates.
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    Hi Mark, your model looks great. All the best for the "Admiral"!
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    Hello Pawel, I am always excited about your work.
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    Hello Albert, I always like your fantastic work. At some point I have to try it.
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    Hello Ciampiero, I see your last work and am thrilled. The stern of the ship looks excellent and perfectly built. The beautiful details I admire. And the boat will also be a work of art.
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    Hi Nils, very nice work!
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    Hello Pawel, this is an excellent performance!!! I am always thrilled.
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    Hello, thanks for the positive feedback. I'm still busy with the chain plates. Here are some pictures of the current state of the model building:
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    Hello Mike, Jose, Albert and Ed, Thank you for your interest and the nice words. Many thanks also to the others for the LIKEs. Meanwhile, I made the different chainplate types. The next picture shows an already assembled chainplate.
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    Fantastic work!
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    Today I show bending aids for the production of chainplates. A complete chainplate I have made in advance to see how it works. Since the deadeyes have different diameters, the chainplates are also made with different wire thicknesses, namely 0.7 mm, 0.6 mm and 0.4 mm brass wire.
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    Here I demonstrate the difference between the grinded and the not grinded holes of deadeyes. It is clearly recognizable. In this way, I wish you all a Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year!
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    Perfect details!
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    Perfect and impressive work ! I love to see this wonderful model grow to a perfect example of such a model of an extreme clipper and bringing it to a perfect illusion, thank`s for that Ed !
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    ... Oh god ... what a pleasure, to watch the blog....
  18. archjofo
    Hello Nils, excellent detail work.
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    Yes, I have a manual ... Please look here LINK !
  20. archjofo
    Here is a picture of the steering wheel. I do not know exactly what you mean. I hope it is the right one.
  21. archjofo
    @All Hello, many thanks for your interest and the dear comments, also for the LIKES. Here is a small update:
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    Amazing!
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    Amazing, Mike!
  24. archjofo
    Very clean work!
  25. archjofo
    Excellent work!

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