Sea Lion Dave Posted July 20 Share #31 Posted July 20 Looks fantastic! Keith Black, Pirate adam and mtaylor 2 1 Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Pirate adam Posted July 27 Author Share #32 Posted July 27 (edited) I have cut the ledges on the stern deadwood. I used a combination of the Sherline Mill and chisels. I was happy to have the 2 practice pieces before cutting into the actual model. Still some cleaning up to do along the bearding line portions. Edited July 27 by Pirate adam Fix spelling error and add a sentence albert, scrubbyj427, CiscoH and 6 others 9 Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Pirate adam Posted Tuesday at 12:49 AM Author Share #33 Posted Tuesday at 12:49 AM Finally some progress. I will not say that the lower apron has been one of my favorite parts to make, but went together without any drama. The upper apron was weirdly way more trouble and resulted in a cut finger, but nothing serious. I told my wife that no wood ship model has ever been built without at least a little blood included. She told me to be more careful. Knee of the head and forward portions of the keelson won't be attached until later, but they have been sanded to fit. I'm amazed at how big the chunks of wood and complexity of fabrication must been like on this portion of the ship in real life. Adam Mic_Nao, CiscoH, Keith Black and 8 others 11 Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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