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  1. Kevin
    just seen your work on MSW Faceboook, well done
  2. Kevin
    Welcome to MSW and good luck on the builds, i enjoyed my Victory build, as with many others, so there is a lot of advice around the site
  3. Kevin
    just catching up, glad your feeling better looking through your log, i love your work, lol i was trying to read the writing under your last build photos
  4. Kevin
    mantua now seams to do there own, Panart and Sergal https://www.mantuamodel.co.uk/
  5. Kevin
    good evening everyome Day 19 full frames and cants i delayed putting the cants in for as long as possible, they seamed quite difficult, so best to leave them, but the time had to come i may have mentioned it previously. that there are laser etched lines on a lot of the ribs, these provide a rough fairing line, so the same goes for the cants, also there is a angle template provided for each numbered cant to help achieve the correct angle, this template is to set up the bench sander at the correct angle, mine kept moving so i devised my own answer by gluing the template to the cant and then sanding to the correct line, it worked having done that, i then found i did not have enough room to get access to pin the cants, so i removed the top level of the jig glued starboard cants 2 to 7 in position, when the glue set, i removed the hull from the frame to pin, this will be repeated on the stbd side the hull drops back into the jig quite easy, im not sure how difficult its going to be to put the top level back on
  6. Kevin
    its taken me 4 days to think of an acceptable answer, and i still dont have one, for me this works well, and it gives use without the skills to make a semi decent representation, in a much shorter time, however i wish i had the skills to do my own full scratch, after all this is still just a kit
  7. Kevin
    lol, you mean you aint finished it yet Good luck, and enjoy
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  9. Kevin
    Permission to follow is requested 😁
  10. Kevin
    well done, she looks fantastic, on what is a old kit, im surprised there is not a retooled version by now Congratulations
  11. Kevin
    lovely work, im missing mine, didnt think i would
  12. Kevin

    Many Happy Returns

    1. Davy Jones

      Davy Jones

      Thanx Kevin. Not been around for a while, I've had some RL issues to solve. But all sorted now, so sorry for the late reply.

      Davy.

  13. Kevin

    Many Happy Returns

    1. alpayed

      alpayed

      Thanks Kevin.

  14. Kevin
    and i like wedding cake
  15. Kevin
    thats very nice indeed for a first build, wish mine had been that good, but that was before these sorts of forums were around Well done
  16. Kevin
    i did 34 years at sea, and on 3rd wife, lol so yes
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  18. Kevin
    of course she is, and she knows that i know she is😁
  19. Kevin
    lol i told the wife and her reply was, dont understand why you didnt order it all at the same time, it would have cut down shipping costs and export duties
  20. Kevin
    looking very nice, the hull has sanded up very well
  21. Kevin
    i love the thought that has gone into the location holes, even i would find that hard to get wrong, doing a great job on her @James H
  22. Kevin
    thats going to look fantastic
  23. Kevin
    good afternoon everyone bit the bullet today and ordered kit parts 2 and 3, not told the wife yet
  24. Kevin
    what a brilliant idea
  25. Kevin
    that stern planking looks stunning

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