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good morning everyone, eventually got a few outside shots, things are settling down having a new pup in the house, and a change of man cave, done lots on this build recently, and learning lots towards the next big ship build, around Easter time, Possibly the Trumpeter 1/200 HMS Nelson
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good morning everyone, eventually got a few outside shots, things are settling down having a new pup in the house, and a change of man cave, done lots on this build recently, and learning lots towards the next big ship build, around Easter time, Possibly the Trumpeter 1/200 HMS Nelson
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Good afternoon every one more progress, but wish i had stuck to the correct order of the build, LOL- it's painfully show and doesn't show in the photos the hours of work done
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good evening everyone it has taken a while to get used to having a nosher dog in the family, but we are now settling into a routine that is working for the three of us, done quite a lot of work on the Bismarck over the weekend - but getting bogged down with PE never got chance to get outside for photo' to windy - so again sorry for the quality
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good morning everyone making progress with at least an hour daily on the build, PE is being fitted everywhere, Like all my builds, I should stick to page one of the instructions, and not move on until completed, as I am continually finding something is now in the way
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Hi Jonny Lovely photo, yep time is limited in the mancave, but am managing to get a couple hours a day on the bissi, which is more than i have done recently with out the doggie addition to the family,will post update later today
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wonderful work, - oh I wish I could find time to do my own ship building, LOL just where do my days go to
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Good evening Work on the Bissi has restarted but have moved out of my mancave for now into the conservatory- at least i am able to do some boat building, better than not being able to do anything, I apologise to anyone how does not have a proper workspace This is why I have to re-site for now - meet Dobbie (now 13 weeks old) Cocker spaniel, it is impossible to let him into the mancave, it was never designed around a hyper active pup, and it is all set up around the Victory in the rigging stage Did quite a lot on the main armament and PE work on all the ships boats, the longest part was working out where I have left off The hull needs the be touched up around the boot line,
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Good evening everyone To cut a long story short, the Victory is on hold again, I have permission to bring plastic into the conservatory, so the Bismarck has come out of mothballing. basicly the victory is to big a to bring into the house and as I am into the rigging stage, i dont want the new puppy helping me,
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Hi Augie the futtock shrouds don't seam to hang right, like they are out of scale, I am using the smaller dia thread as per the instructions for the shrouds but used the same scale as the mains for the ratlines, the thinner stuff made the problem worse
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A nice warm sunny summers day here 21 degs - time to take her back into the garden to show the runner beans off and plonk a badly build model in front, on top of a disguised dustbin seriously though, im am pleased the way she is progressing, the futtock shroulds could have been better- but it is not impossible to redo them if needs be. have now started the foremast upper shrouds - and learning about sister blocks
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I am another one who has followed your lovely project from the start - congratulations
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Number one and two shrouds must have not been fully secured to the stave - and moved/pulled forward, as they were not in their natural position
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