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lol all the battle damage will help towards the finished result, but she is just still manageable at presenrt
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good evening everyone, ratlines are taking me forever, but considering, when all the sails are in position very little will be seen, one or two will need to retied as they look a little sloppy, but with the diorama that i intend they will be full of little people
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happy with the work done on the build over the weekend, looking forward to taking her outside this weekend
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good afternoon Nils, I just love your build, stunning work, sorry I don't get to catch up on the builds I follow so much,
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agreed Augie would be pleased to see the good work continued
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well that enough DIY for now, Ratlines main mast lower going in, LOL not thought about ripping them out just yet
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Hi Lawrence, been doing a lot of DIY the last couple of weekends, but hope to be in the mancave today and have a long (may bank holiday) next weekend, so hope to complete all the shrouds,
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Lovely work my friend, good photo's as well
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the alister McGowan book is from £23 on Amazon in the UK (must be about (about $30 on conversion)
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Paul, lovely work, I am also using the Alan McGowan book and the Longbridge book, plus a couple of build logs on MSW, I have just moved my build back into the Mancave after a few months due to doggie training, also like you I tend to go backwards and forwards in the build process, which in the long term does not save any time, by the time you have worked out what has still to be done, hopefully will be back onto it this weekend after some DIY projects
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lovely rework on the rudder, lol I would love to use all the bits from your scrap box, as everything would be better than what I produce
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good evening mobbsie, I am sure I can find that info out wrt total rigging distance lol you want it in meters or yards Intentions were to move her back into the mancave, as Dobbie is now eight months old, and has to understand that i have a life of my own as well, but first we wanted to adress a condensation problem with the freezer, and from there it all went wrong "what have you done today" thread will get a post soon As of tonight she is now back in the cave, buit still needs a few hours organisation before i can get a move on
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will not harm to make the preventers now and fit later, but yes the shrouds do get in the way when it comes to the lacing
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I used small deadeyes and drilled the middle out to create the bull eyes, as for gils message, most likely his inbox is full
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Right then - my turn to throw the cat amongst the pigeons you are at sea, When is the anchor rope removed from the hawse, how difficult a job was it and have you modelled the bungs to replace the rope I am asking the question after seeing this print by Geoff Hunt
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Thankyou so much harvey, i tried to talk to the guy where he got the image from, wasnt very helpful, must have thought i was copyright
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