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  • eddiesolo
    SMF Supporters
    • Jul 2013
    • 11193

    #16
    Originally posted by flyjoe180
    Wonderful work Si, a really fantastic result
    Ta mucho Joe, appreciate it mate.

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    • eddiesolo
      SMF Supporters
      • Jul 2013
      • 11193

      #17
      UPDATE

      As promised some more pictures of the small detail parts I was making-some of them was a afterthought as, is normal with me.

      I made a windlass/capstan out of a label making machine cassette spool, chain added and some metal for the handle.

      Made a ladder for inside and a grab handle.

      Cargo hatch light.

      Cargo area pallet and attachments for the crane.

      Stern grid plate so crew can access fuel tank, also I found resin jerry can, bits missing but for me it will do.

      Made two pallets for sacks and drums.

      Made a ladder with swivel metal piece (watch strap clasp and some steel wire) for attaching to the side of the barge.
      Attached Files

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      • adt70hk
        SMF Supporters
        • Sep 2019
        • 10409

        #18
        Originally posted by eddiesolo
        UPDATE

        As promised some more pictures of the small detail parts I was making-some of them was a afterthought as, is normal with me.

        I made a windlass/capstan out of a label making machine cassette spool, chain added and some metal for the handle.

        Made a ladder for inside and a grab handle.

        Cargo hatch light.

        Cargo area pallet and attachments for the crane.

        Stern grid plate so crew can access fuel tank, also I found resin jerry can, bits missing but for me it will do.

        Made two pallets for sacks and drums.

        Made a ladder with swivel metal piece (watch strap clasp and some steel wire) for attaching to the side of the barge.
        It gets even better as they weren't quite so obvious in the full shots. Great work indeed.

        Very well done.

        Andrew

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        • eddiesolo
          SMF Supporters
          • Jul 2013
          • 11193

          #19
          Originally posted by adt70hk
          It gets even better as they weren't quite so obvious in the full shots. Great work indeed.

          Very well done.

          Andrew
          Thank you Andrew, glad you like the additions, I normally have another idea and then have another rummage and find something I can use LOL.

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