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| bensid54 |
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  Registered Member #2957 Joined: Wed Jun 13 2012, 05:43amPosts: 962 | He might be able to help he looks sharper than many people I have worked with. | ||
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| LuisyFrancis |
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 Registered Member #5183 Joined: Fri Mar 16 2018, 04:17pmPosts: 18 | I'm retired military and now I work for the federal government, so he looks eerily familiar! I've been looking at the Deagostini HMS Victory build in Youtube and that's a beautiful ship indeed. | ||
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| JohnReid |
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 Registered Member #214 Joined: Sat Aug 08 2009, 09:23pmPosts: 559 | travoski wrote ... Hi All My first wooden ship model and I am told it is going to be difficult oh well living in the sticks here it is not easy to find kits and parts this model is a partworks kit by Modelspace which I collected over a period of two years I started building then stopped due to work comitments,closed my business of 27years renovated and sold my house relocated to another town,retired and renovated the house I live in now then started building again so after unpacking the well wrapped model and sorting out a workspace this is what she looked likeRegards Trev  | ||
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| JohnReid |
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| Registered Member #214 Joined: Sat Aug 08 2009, 09:23pmPosts: 559 | Looks like you have been busy Trev.Very nice start.Cheers! John. | ||
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| travoski |
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 Registered Member #5137 Joined: Fri Feb 09 2018, 04:19amPosts: 10 | Been a while since my last post I have made some progress some good and some not so good     | ||
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| travoski |
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| Registered Member #5137 Joined: Fri Feb 09 2018, 04:19amPosts: 10 | The cutting of gun ports is very tedious and I see some newer kits come with precut ports that would be great I still have to frame all the ports as well,made a device to help with bending of the planks it works great for larger radius bends      | ||
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| Slobodan |
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  Registered Member #4425 Joined: Wed May 07 2014, 03:37pmPosts: 216 | Very good start neat work promising a real masterpiece at the end. I like your ingenious idea for bending planks on the warm tube. Might steal it from you  | ||
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| JohnReid |
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| Registered Member #214 Joined: Sat Aug 08 2009, 09:23pmPosts: 559 | travoski wrote ... The cutting of gun ports is very tedious and I see some newer kits come with precut ports that would be great I still have to frame all the ports as well,made a device to help with bending of the planks it works great for larger radius bends | ||
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| JohnReid |
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| Registered Member #214 Joined: Sat Aug 08 2009, 09:23pmPosts: 559 | travoski wrote ... The cutting of gun ports is very tedious and I see some newer kits come with precut ports that would be great I still have to frame all the ports as well,made a device to help with bending of the planks it works great for larger radius bends | ||
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