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Dutch yacht by henry x - RESTORATION
Nirvana replied to henry x's topic in - Build logs for subjects built 1501 - 1750
Gentlemen, after reading through this topic I ask some of you to tone down. Henry X has found an interesting ship, he like to restore it and asking for support and help. I am talking from my point of view but also as a moderator, He has my 100% support and like to see encouragement instead of detergent language. We have all been in a dire situation taking on a challenge. I like to see what he can do with this Dutch Yacht - kit or not! -
Hi Kloppie, Welcome to our MSW. Please re-type your post in English so we can help out - English is the language at this site. If you have bought the kit Endeavour we have build logs to help you. Start a build log yourself with pictures as this will help when questions will occur.
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Dan, that's starting to look like a half hull. Nice job.
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As discussed in previous postings the question has been what material to use for glass pane. I looked into the super-thin glass, I am curious how they will hold up for transport with USPS or UPS? Then the sheets were rather large and not so cheap either. However, next to on the work bench I had an old billing envelope with that address window, and I thought to myself..... "hmm, maybe that can be used for the pane I am looking for?!" Sure enough, it's clear enough to reveal detail underneath. So, yes that became my window pane. Works great with CA as well.
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Be sure to fair the bow area frames properly for the rabbet.
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Desalgu, This kit shouldn't give you any issues as you already built one longboat already, which was a kit in the kit of Syren. I loved this kit, even with it's intraget details involved. I have Syren started and now waiting on the shelf. Looking forward of your build log.
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Håkan, I like the progress of Kogen. The colorization is perfect, something you definitely in Swedish water.
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Papegojan 1627 by mati - FINISHED - 1/48
Nirvana replied to mati's topic in - Build logs for subjects built 1501 - 1750
I am to embark the work of making my own rope. -
Lamborghini Veneno by CDW - Fujimi - 1:24 Scale - PLASTIC
Nirvana replied to CDW's topic in Non-ship/categorised builds
Give me a GT40 and I will be very happy! Now back to this amazing build. -
Lamborghini Veneno by CDW - Fujimi - 1:24 Scale - PLASTIC
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As we all know, Lamborghini was not about super cars..... nope, it started with Tractors.... -
Lamborghini Veneno by CDW - Fujimi - 1:24 Scale - PLASTIC
Nirvana replied to CDW's topic in Non-ship/categorised builds
Love the Lamborghini brand but not the new designs, call me old fashion but the Jalpa, Muira and Countach are my cars..... need a go-fund-me starter too.....😁 -
Andre, I have a friend who gave up on this beautiful yacht. It's still in his shop. My hat off to you as you could have fooled me for being an experienced modeler.
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Andre, You have done a fantastic work planking her, this as the frames are to few to create a stable surface. The second planking is beautiful done. Something tells me you are not a newbie to ship modelling.
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TK 5028, Welcome to MSW, If you don't know where to start and to get your planking experience I would recommend the NRG half hull kit. Our World is filled with so many tips and tutorials.
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