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TY Patrick at present i am up to my neck in foremast backstays, she will be back def by the new year, i will need a break from the AV by then
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thank you, i have now also confirmed that with by books, the bit that was confusing me was the odd number- thank you for the reply
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good morning on my Amerigo foremast there are quite a few backstays with attach to the hull with bottle screws, are the lines kept individual or in pairs? like on the shrouds which i doubt or one end to each side NOT MY PHOTOs
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good afternoon well i put in the three lines, replacing the two that i had in position, but not fitted, these are white, and although not confirmed i believe these are steel on the real vessel, but i am constantly moving away from the kit, lol nothing seams to be in the right place,
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however im confused the build i am following has three ropes going forward, but two lines seam to come from the same mouse
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Good morning everyone with the foremast shrouds in place, i am going to proceed with the front end standing rigging, as the main mast is not ready (or needs adapting) forestays time to bring the serving machine back out, not seen the light of day for quite a few years, it was very dusty and had a little light rust/corrosion on the rope feeders, so i stripped it down, and put a plastic sleeve through the rope holes to stop it marking the white thread you can see the rust marking the thread, do this line eventually went to the bin my first attempt which i think is to short and mouse to large made thes to long but maybe a better mouse
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lovely work my friend, lol that reminds me i have a 1/72 version somewhere, abandoned to to airbrushing skills, (or lack off)
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i was enjoying the Enterprize build very much, but it was slated in a FB group, and somewhat threw me off my perch, hence the restart of the AV, i dont have the skills for a full scratch and this was at the time the best kit for it, im now ready to get on with her, but so enjoying me present build, so i will continue with that for a while longer
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Photographing your models
Kevin replied to Patrick Matthews's topic in Photographing your work. How to do this.
non of my builds are worthy of this much trouble and expense, i will have to make do with my EOS 1300 outside lighting and a wheely bin -
Good morning mike, i adapted the upper deck to make it fit in the lower position, im sure i could have attemped scratching one, but i went for the easier option
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good evening everyone well considering this build has been in the bin on more than one occasion, i am so glad i decided to restart it today the foremast shrouds were put in, i pleased the way they turned out, as for leaving the brass showing, the jury is out on that, but it is to far down the road to paint it all now i have been thinking of new names for her, Pandemic and Covid are no longer contenders, it will most likely be "SIRA" my surname in reverse and i can name her from the kit contents photo etch
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