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Many thanks, Roel. 😊

 

Next, I tackled the crane boom and the wind vents.

I’m actually installing the crane boom very early on, for two reasons.

First, this allows me to finish the work on the amidships deck, and second, I want to put the upper part of the masts in place as late as possible. On the Mikasa, they are much taller and more delicate than on the Bismarck, making the model quite unwieldy.

And so I got started.

First, I created a mounting for the pulley on the boat deck. This consisted of two deck eyes and a base plate. The nice thing about this was that it gave me a little more leeway when aligning the crane boom. The hook could be moved up and down a bit in the bracket, which simplified things.

 

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Then I assembled the missing wind vents.

 

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And without further ado, let’s get all that stuff onto the model.

 

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The crane boom is placed on a support.

 

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And the pulley system can be conveniently parked on the deck.

 

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It’s a damn tight fit, but it works.

 

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Greetings from Germany, Joelle.

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