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Hi all

In the process of building my first ever wooden kit model, Golden Hind by Occre.

Having trouble figuring out how to laterally bend the second veneer layer of planks. Have researched some jigs etc on YouTube but failed to replicate them with any success.

Advice or ideas appreciated.

Cheers 

Mark

Posted (edited)

Hi and welcome to MSW!

 

Did you try this method shown in the video below? Maybe veneer is a bit more difficult to bend laterally then something a bit thicker, but it's definitely worth trying. Also the other video's in this Youtube account are worth watching.

 

 

Edited by Ronald-V
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I have built two Occre ships with the 0.6 mm second layer material, I wish you the best of luck trying to bend the material laterally, but I haven’t seen anyone pull it off successfully on the forum.   
 

if you figure out a method that works please post about it.  A lot of users would be interested.   Good luck.  

Completed Builds:   HMS Beagle - Occre, Santisima Trinidad - Occre - Cross Section,

https://modelshipworld.com/topic/37130-santisima-trinidad-by-rossr-occre-190-cross-section/  Frigate Diana - Occre https://modelshipworld.com/topic/33530-frigate-diana-by-rossr-occre-185/

Current Build: NRG Half Hull - https://modelshipworld.com/topic/38427-18th-century-merchantman-by-rossr-nrg-148/

 

On the Shelf:           the US Brig Syren - Model Shipways and USF Essex - Model Shipways

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Hello Roughy I bend my planks by boiling water and soaking for 2 hours or more after they have been shaped. Sometimes they will get a double dose of boiling water. Then I pin them in place until they dry, usually for a a day. I haven't tried this with the thinner veneer planks, but it might work. The planks I am using are 4 X 1 mm.

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