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  1. Kevin
    all put in loose, i would glue them but some need attention around the centre line Thank you OC im here to entertain
  2. Kevin
    Day 13 centre section double floor frames good evening everyone still ploughing through these, hope to complete the tomorrow, then its time to glue them in and get the centre line to be a lot tidier, im happy with the progress,
  3. Kevin
    i believe there are more double bottom floor frames fitted on the kit than the real thing, possible to ensure some rigidity i am not aware of any other kit, this complex in card, by having it as a cutaway, i hope to keep some of this detail for others to see NOT MY PHOTO
  4. Kevin
    that should not have been in the post, But, the book about Max is a true ongoing story of a guy, with depression, after a car crash, in pain, and feeling very low, and contemplating taking his own life, however he meets Max a English Springer Spaniel, and takes ownership of him, from there the his world has turned around, and now does a lot of fund raising and candidly talks about the illness, i bought the book, and it arrived today, but the wife has taken it off me to read for herself the PDSA awarded max the Order of Merit last year for his work Keswick's Max the Miracle Dog gets PDSA Order of Merit - BBC News most days there is a live feed on Facebbok of the daily walks followed by 1000's of people, there are now three dogs Max Harry and Paddy however as it is true, life goes on and Max now aged 14.5 years has a brain tumour, but still out on his walkies on yesterdays show Max Out in the Lake District | Facebook Max the Miracle Dog: The Heart-warming Tale of a Life-saving Friendship
  5. Kevin
    it will be interesting to see what scenario this deck will be set it, it was after all still a living space, but great use of pigments
  6. Kevin
    Day 10 and 11 centre section double bottom floors thank you for comments and likes not much to show for about 8 hours cutting, but its getting there
  7. Kevin
    very nice, i havnt abandoned mine, just i have so many projects, that i want to try, and they all get finished at some time
  8. Kevin
    yep, just 80 frames
  9. Kevin
    good evening everyone Day 9 Double bottom floors stern section frame 10- 50 knowing i was going to do the after section, i should have kept the sheets separate rather than this first fit showed no issues state of play this evening
  10. Kevin
    ooooooooops sorry right ship wrong year
  11. Kevin
    LA BELLE-POULE - Frégate - 1765 - Ancre
  12. Kevin
    i doubt i will ever build anything smaller than 1/96 again, i will most likely pass on the 1/200 Titanic and go for the Linkspan Ferry next, if i ever get to do a aircraft carrier it will have to be the invincible class 1/72 1/96 from Sirmar or Fleetscale
  13. Kevin
    oh no, that means i will be starting the 1/200 titanic next
  14. Kevin
    good evening everyone Thank you for comments and likes new week day 8 double bottom floors and tank top lonitudinals having taken my time, this part of the build has gone quite well, i used to get differences in height where the tabs of the floor frames were over lapping the double bottom floor lonitudinals next is the tank top longitudinals on which the deck sits on, ,ost of these are still to be prepped , before adding to the build
  15. Kevin
    good morning day 6 saw most of the double bottom floors shaped and temp in position, they now need to be taken out and any adjustments needed so that the next set of longitudinals go in, however i may just continue though to the aft section, to keep all the sections at the same state of build
  16. Kevin
    good evening everyone Day five double bottom floors, only managed a couple of hours today, but something is better than nothing, only the basic cutting out and scores are made, i will adapt anything that is not working or sitting correctly before glue goes on
  17. Kevin
    excellent idea
  18. Kevin
    Good evening everyone Day 4 all the longitudinal's are now in, moving on the double bottom floors, 157 of them
  19. Kevin
    Thank you everyone was an enjoyable build,
  20. Kevin
    lol i forgot to do the door, yours looks very nice
  21. Kevin
    good morning OC, after the floor bottoms go in, and then the tank tops, you end up with a very strong platform, obviously not strong enough to carry my weight when i fell on it, but that part was the least damaged
  22. Kevin
    i had thought if i should go to less regular posting, its not the most exciting thing to see daily
  23. Kevin
    good evening everyone Day 3 Double bottom longitudinal's Thank you for the comments and likes and hello again to those that follow my maritime projects not much to say about these, once removed they need to be scored to create a fold line, and the slots into which the double bottom floors fit into need to be removed so appox 1200 slots, the fwd and after ends are done, midships will be complete tomorrow, and i have varnished one side of another load of sheets which ate the double bottom floors
  24. Kevin
    lol - yep 51 weeks on thursday
  25. Kevin
    good evening everyone, thank you for comments and likes, in building this, these are mainly what i will be using a decent wood glue, being tacky it holds the paper in place until dry Modge Podge is a paper varnish, allows me to paint the card with out it soaking in knife and straight edge day two Shell bottom plates all three sections are now, and now have a coat of varnish on both sides haha fooled you im actually building an SR71 next step is the longitudinal's

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