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Kevin replied to SaltyScot's topic in Modeling tools and Workshop Equipment
can i make a suggestion, instead of going the whole hog with a full scratch, try something like a CAF kit, and take it from there, now i will leave the room and not come back until invited Sailing ship -
welcome to MSW, im the one who starts and never finishes anything, Here in the UK i get my bits from Cornwall Model Boats, and my Kits from Vanguard Models – Wooden Ship Kits & Accessories
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well indy is certainly back, and i hope to complete her by the end of this month May 2025. just completed the mizzen yard lifts the stern copper plates, wore away from handling ( another tape error i have learnt, and will be replace before the rudder is fitted, the bow is not so bad i certainly understand full fat rigging now, just how many more lines should i have hade to put on the Caldercraft HMS Victory sorry about the pants photos the room is long enough but not the width, so hope to get her outside this week and the bois say hello
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i love Mountfleet kits, the metalwork does require a lot of cleaning up, but does turn out nice, this is my St Nectan, good luck with the rest of the build
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good evening everyone thank you for comments and likes @hollowneck thats a lovely build @brunnels up to last week i have only ever used rattle cans and hairy sticks all five boats have had the outer coats changed from oils to matt white, i dont have the cradles fitted yet so not in any proper position taught myself to airbrush this weeks, by making up one of the Emhar 1/24 trucks
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Kevin replied to Roy812's topic in - Kit build logs for subjects built from 1501 - 1750
you could cut the broken side panel and remove, and place some support under the deck and reapply
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