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Javlin

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  1. Javlin
    So,this is were I am at the rigging is completed I tried quite a few times to get a sagging line that is not hard getting two next to each other do the same thing.I finally in the end went a taut line though one or two are to taut that area out front of the SS was a little of a PIA till I just backed off an maybe try Mike's idea about some sprue for curved line on Mogami.I knocked off some planes that need to be reattached and the decals for the sternwith some touchups in paint..
  2. Javlin
    It's not an issue for you up there Eric but 90miles from New Orleans we have Formosan Termites little bastards and they are ravenous. I used the shavings from planing all the way around the shop base since mine is pole barn built.I know you are more excited than us here but will be nice to see the walls go up I like building like that kinda like that treehouse guy.
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    It was worth it Craig sometimes I go WTf! Why?
  4. Javlin
    And significantly stronger way stronger.I notched my rafters for a shed were they met the walls then ran a member from wall to wall on the rafter with two angled uprights from the cross member to the rafter.I have three Oaks in my back yard one is 7/8' in diameter to which I lost 2X limbs during Katrina one landed on that shed 's roof bounced off and laid against the back wall.The limb was about 14/18" thick and 30/35' in length it was heavy no damage at all needless to say the workshop got the same treatment.That aromatic Cedar is some beautiful wood and smells so good when cut.
  5. Javlin
    Some common thinking going about.....?
  6. Javlin
    Eric does G lay on top or my thinking F/G are notched? I like working cedar strong enough but easy to sand made my last door for the shop out of Cedar will be my last termites 2x.
  7. Javlin
    See I was thinking those lines were for radio com. but they are for flags.Now what about when not in use they are fairly taut?He gave a big bend to give the effect of movement.wind.The drawings still show taut for the most part and with the double line means a pulley thus flags learn every day.
  8. Javlin
    I usually see radio and turret targeting lines to sag.So the lines out front of the bridge and the ones in this case off the rear mast there's a radio station in the mast.The four lines off the main mast I would go fairly taut never seen in drawings otherwise.You could prove me wrong though.
  9. Javlin
    I luv rigging!Thks
  10. Javlin
    I am now working the the lines for the SS probably 15/20 more out front it's hard to get a sag?Maybe I need to go to stretched sprue?Some pics............
  11. Javlin
    Sanity!!
  12. Javlin
    A multiple front kind of Guy? Looking good Craig.
  13. Javlin
    I was hoping they did this one since I am about to embark on a new project.I thinks it would be neat to build that portion of deck from beam-to-beam(?) with all the goodies on deck?
  14. Javlin
    I have thought about getting one of these myself was waiting to see a build.
  15. Javlin
    The fact you have do this to handle/build takes me out of the equation Nice Work!
  16. Javlin
    Quick builds are suppose to be that way no pressure just fun.
  17. Javlin
    It looks impressive from the first 15 minute glance .
  18. Javlin
    Got a book for the future build and I think I have found the timeline March 1943 Operation Paderborn.
  19. Javlin
    That's me works good in this scale.
  20. Javlin
    I am just about finished with the railing with the SS L/side being the last little bit.The chain up front needs some glue ,deck R/side under storage rack more paint glue mark and then on too the rigging.I added a target to the R/side of the funnel not real wild about the strapping "is what it is"
  21. Javlin
    And their was issues with the glass? one would never know great job Craig!!
  22. Javlin
    I found one on the site about the 1/350 scale aircraft carrier they made some valid points one being no locking pins for alignment on the hull pieces.I have yet to see buildup yet would be interesting to follow.
  23. Javlin
    That is one big tail on that bird!Can't wait to see her decaled.
  24. Javlin
    Yes Sir ree a not modeled subject to often I keep thinking about painting but you know the wooden decks I just got for the Sharnhorst come with mask I wonder I think I am about to blow up Mike's wallet
  25. Javlin
    Yes I did Craig the search started with 1/200 Mogami in the Heavy Cruiser mode

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