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So today I concluded chapter 7 and now onto chapter 8! But first I need to finish all the guns on the gun deck. I decided to go with the cherry capstan kit rather than the AYC, tough decision but I thought it complemented the guns well and manages to stand out enough to not get lost. The deck beams and all the knees went well, when fitting them I left them all just a tad bit high, after they were all complete I came through with a small file board and faired everything out and made sure my run of deck planks will be smooth. What a mess this created but a nice vacuum and a small air compressor made quick work or the clean up. The lamps went fairly trouble free except I did break one and had to solder in another early on, I’m afraid these are a one time deal and will be impossible to replace if they fail, but Evan’s claims over 2000 hours of running time so I should be good. Even with the lights off the lamps look good I think. Mounting the pumps and the associated metal work was a nice challenge, I spent a lot of time taking them on and off trying to get them to accommodate for the deck camber. The Crank handles were A little tricky but not that bad if you take your time. I took a couple shots with the lamps on with very little light around, the photos show them much brighter and yellower then they actually are but still present well in photos. Thanks for looking in. JJ
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That’s just the answer I wanted to hear to justify my need to start another one lol! obviously it’s working for you as both projects are progressing nicely.
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Coming along nice Ben. Are those pumps boxwood? How do you manage two at a time?😂
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Looking good Glenn, clean and precise work, you’re moving right along nicely!
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Seasons greetings fellow ship modelers! I have reopened my Winchelsea shipyard and she’s in full operation again. I will hopefully conclude chapter 7 within the week. I plan to begin chapter 8 and 9 soon and finish up those pesky guns that are still remaining. Thank you again to @Gabek for the wonderful lamps, the design revision is spot on.
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Outstanding work Fred! Very crisp and clean. Well done.
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She looks great Rusty, it looks like you are approaching the finish line.
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Roter Löwe 1597 by Ondras71
scrubbyj427 replied to Ondras71's topic in - Build logs for subjects built 1501 - 1750
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Thank you Ab, I would be very interested in developing project of a Dutch ship from this period. One question and perhaps it’s my own mistake, as I looked through your PDF on my phone, but I didn’t happen to catch the names of any of the vessels you have modeled, am I missing something? Thank you, JJ
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