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Having built many ship models as well as scratch builds over several decades, I am running out of room to display them.. i decided to build a mini model of the HMS Bounty. It is rated as a beginners model but I decided to “detail” it and make it more authentic. I researched the ship and found the true Royal Navy color pattern as well as the fact that it was copper bottomed. Here are a few initial pictures of my journey.IMG_4618.thumb.jpeg.145b47ce1bbf21ae25261fc0287fe559.jpegIMG_4621.thumb.jpeg.b18c00634f2bb047bbb29356e62af73e.jpegIMG_0146.thumb.jpeg.c1c60be2994531bb0e151ffc61fc0c2e.jpegIMG_0148.thumb.jpeg.a9eee40609925ea3ccecb341d9990f70.jpegIMG_0149.thumb.jpeg.8b99cef85f2e2c84bbb08da94fb2f9dd.jpeg

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  • 3 weeks later...
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Deck planking done, ornamentation and cabin windows painted and placed on stern. Figurehead painted and installed on bow. I am using deadeyes instead of brass eyelets for the shrouds to make the model more authentic.

  • 3 weeks later...
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I secured the cannons, painted and added the headrails and completed the rudder. As I stated in my initial posting, I am trying to make the ship more authentic by securing the cannons , coppering the hull and painting the ship in its original colors which are not stated in the instruction sheets. Onto the masts , bowsprit and yards! IMG_4662.thumb.jpeg.0cdb885c4ea04e52d6f6f3433ae3816f.jpegIMG_4663.thumb.jpeg.358e9e316b5f6fb239516fa71729f490.jpegIMG_4666.thumb.jpeg.a573c4e6ba73b74913b32726c9c1ac0c.jpeg

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