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  1.    Jobbie reacted to a post in a topic: HMS Bellona by harlequin - FINISHED - Corel
  2.    Dean77 reacted to a post in a topic: HMS Unicorn by harlequin - Corel - 1:75
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  5. harlequin
    second planking colours are interesting....
  6.    Old Collingwood reacted to a post in a topic: HMS Unicorn by harlequin - Corel - 1:75
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  9. harlequin
    you are not a million miles away from me...….Rishton near Blackburn..
  10.    GrandpaPhil reacted to a post in a topic: HMS Unicorn by harlequin - Corel - 1:75
  11. harlequin
    just getting a feel of the deck furniture for Unicorn....nothing fixed in place yet, but I like to get a feel for things as I progress.
  12.    harlequin reacted to a post in a topic: Bowsprit mounting
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  15. harlequin
    through piece 34 by the looks of it on the plans....drill through this and rest the end against bulkhead . it will then be supported by the hole and the bulkhead it butts up to
  16. harlequin
    I personally would drill through the bulkhead....smaller than the bowsprit then work it with a file to get the desired opening.
  17. harlequin
    as is normal with me, I disappear for a while then pop up again...…..workshop tidy today then will start again on Unicorn......
  18. harlequin
    first planking finished and second underway....pics to follow soon
  19. harlequin
    I want one..
  20. harlequin
    First planking progressing well
  21. harlequin
    Gun ports well defined now as the first planking progresses.
  22. harlequin
    I am well underway now with the first planking.....been doing a lot of the furniture too and forward planning of the transom and quarter galleries to make sure they fit ok..
  23. harlequin
    Transom cast metal part has come up rather well.
  24. harlequin
    Some more first planking above the top deck, crossbeams(not yet fitted): going quite well at the moment. Will probably add a stern post as landlubber suggested. Cannons will be given a splash of yellow ochre paint. The last 3 months has seen me mad busy on the Corel kits. I have some brass letters arrived today to fix to Bellonas name plate now that she is completed.
  25.    harlequin reacted to a post in a topic: HMS Unicorn by harlequin - Corel - 1:75
  26. harlequin
    A few things I have completed today. The first couple of planks have been fixed both sides and one side the position of the gun ports has been sorted. I have also worked on the transom cast metal moulding which everyone knows how cast metal refuses to bend, so I stuck some strong duck tape on the reverse and deliberately snapped the moulding in two places giving enough play for the transom curve....once the moulding is painted the breaks will be virtually unnoticeable. The upper deck is not fixed yet.
  27.    harlequin reacted to a post in a topic: HMS Lyme (1748-1760) by Landlubber Mike - bash of Corel Unicorn - Scale 1:75 (CLOSED TO START SCRATCH BUILD)
  28. harlequin
    Well busy with the frames and bearding today.....dry fit of the top deck to check things, a little bit of grating and a cannon just to get the overall feel. One or two frames need a bit of adjustment but not going too badly. Going to concentrate on the sanding of the frames and transom for the next day or so.

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