Ozdell's 1/87 scale Ro, Ro ship Coroan Sea build
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Very happy to say the ship's bridge is well on track, on a high, yesterday I made a jig to get the angles right on the front window panels and cut out and glued in place the port end window panel indeed is taking shape of a bridge.
Today I will cut out the starboard end window panel in place and start marking out the windows on the starboard front window panel, before I glue the front panel in place need to finish the window sill on the inside starboard side, at the end of both sides interior there is a raised platform up one step.
The front bridge window panels be a challenge as they are bigger windows , have smaller window sills.
The first pic before the port end window panel was glued in place, I can finish off the starboard side with gluing the front window panel in place .
Middle and last of the bridge.
Tony from down under on a highComment
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Good to see this great progress Tony, you must be pleased how well it's turned out .
HI john, yeah pretty happy even the ships captain is impressed he said like the real thing, have marked the port side front window panel will take a while to cut the 8 windows out , can't be glued in place till the interior furniture is in place, waiting for the captain to re-join Jutlandia Sea. How are you going TonyComment
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Hi PaulE wait till I start on the middle front windows yet more angles to drive ya daft , once the two front main window panels are in place will mark and cut out the comp deck , be able to start work on the main mast. TonyComment
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Replying to your second reply , I think your Tigers bridge would of being harder to build because you had two bridges , I have walk ways in front of the front bridge windows, figuring out how to tackle it
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Hi PaulE, probably what the walkway is meant for as there is a few, there are 7 windows in the where the main console is looks like the only ones with wiper blades, on other access other than walk around the bridge, TonyComment
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