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been following your log, as my first trip into the dark side will be the Cutty Sark
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i have enjoyed the 4 or 5 episodes i have seen clever graphics
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Just caught with your build, its amazing how many logs i follow depending on what subject i am doing at the time, im looking forward to going to the dark side soon
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still needs a few more margins and then sanding, simulated treenails and weathering, lol then perhaps find it dont fit and i will have to do it all again
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Good afternoon everyone Foredeck now needs attention, so i have again used 6mm x 1mm x 300 Lime strips, i ordered 100 of it knowing i would use about 50% of it on the deck alone perhaps went to far wrt the nibbling lol (never heard of the word before this build) but now finding it difficult to get the margins fitted, and then the bow will be closed in with the waleback the 5 squares will be the the fish hatches, they are covered over and was no need to cut them out, but in my cutaway idea i left the option open, should i display what they look like within the hull
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Trawler deck planking
Kevin replied to Kevin's topic in Building, Framing, Planking and plating a ships hull and deck
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did any more progress get made with this build
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Good evening everyone work continues as a when i have the opportunity, which is a lot more recently due to changes i have made with my free time, the superstructure has now got the wheel house fitted, i used two part epoxy for that, to ensure i had time to line it up bracing has been added under the boat deck, and more lighting, perhaps i am overdoing the leds but they dont all have to be on at the same time and they are adjustable brightness the cod liver house has been made ready, but at present i dont know how much of the step has to be removed as the rudder cables come from under there the colours are the admirals choice, being built for her, i even like the yellow, it will appear on a few things like the funnel gallows/otter boards still very much wip , the video explains it better than i could
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I have followed this build from the start, lovely to see her finished, Well done LOL - NEXT
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Well done, whats left after the lifeboats are in position, and can we see a full side view of the build then please?
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Lawrence good evening since i changed my job 2 years ago, i have no travelling, a slightly lower salary and lost my just doing 4 day week, it is also a lot more tiring, as a result my post count has dropped tremendously. So a month or so back i kind of stopped all PC gaming and vowed to spend time on my builds instead, i am back now full of ideas and dreams of future builds
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