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thanks for the help Brian, I have built around 8 wooden ship models already except this is the largest by far being a meter long. Not sure where to store it afterwards I have given away 3 model ships already. Will consider what to do with the Norske love with planking the second layer on the hull. Just there is the hassle of removing the gun ports attached to the hull, decorations at the stern and the bow.
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not sure if 80 strips of walnut would be enough the model is around 1 meter long, not sure if the strips they sell are 1 meters long so may need to use one or more strips to cover the length of the hull, have to consider whether to order the strips or go for a stain which wouldn't be as good a finish.
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