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This set of photos show the gun port lid support ropes tied off to cleats at the different gun decks. It would have been easier to install the cleats when the deck beams were installed but I did not think that far ahead.
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I decided to line the holes for the lids support rope with 3/32”brass tubing for a neater look. These photos show the tubing installation.
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Thanks Ben, I am planning on showing the lower mast, top and main yard with the associated rigging. I am working on the channels now and should be able to post some progress photos this weekend. Mike
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Hi Daniel, She is getting fairly tall. I have the lids made and just have to attach them to the hull. Mike
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This is some additional details of the spar deck showing the main rails and installation of the 9 pound cannons.
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This set of photos shows the installation of the pin rails at the main mast. I used straight pins to locate the supports for the large rail aft of the mast.
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The spar deck is the last deck on the model. This set of photos shows the installation of the frames.
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Thanks Wes, I take a lot of pictures so there will be more coming. Mike
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Hi Wacko Joe, Thanks, we didn’t find any kits for this ship doing research for the model but there could be some I didn’t find. I am almost current with the log so there will be a lot more pictures but the posts will be further apart. LOL Mike
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This set of photos shows the guns and lower capstan on the upper gun deck. The blue tabs of masking tape are where the spar deck supports go.
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Thanks Grant and Mark, She gets a little more interesting on the spar deck. Mike
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Thanks Hank I still have a long ways to go. Mike
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