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    #106
    Found the camera at last and some bateries that worked lol and taken a few pics, done some rigging put the masts in place and started to put a sail on just to see how she looks

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    • Guest

      #107
      Decided to make a couple of changes and scratch build some more parts that are in metal instead of wood as shown in the instruction manual just concentrating on the foremast for now and that also gave me the chance to try out my dremel scroll saw

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      well at least thats a start after such a long break and cant believe its been nearly 1yr since i started this build wow gone so quick and also the change to the look and feel of the forum is good.
      cheers steve











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      • Guest

        #108
        Sure is looking good there!!!

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        • flyjoe180
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          #109
          Coming along well Steve

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          • Guest

            #110
            Thanks gents pleased with the way things are going (even the wife likes it lol) now im working on the masts she is starting to take shape and beginning to look more like it,still have a good way to go tho yet what with all the rigging to do should test my patience lol and will post some more pics later

            cheers steve

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            • Guest

              #111
              well would you believe it spent yesterday scratch building the new fighting tops and mast bits taking pics as i went along and intended putting those up and they've all dissapeared off the camera so just been out and bought a new one and taken a couple of pics with it

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              done a little bit of painting on the foremast as you can see and thats that one nearly done i think but will have to double check iv'e not missed anything before fixing it in place,may even find it easier to put on all the blocks and things first thinking about it
              cheers steve











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              • Guest

                #112
                Not got alot done over the weekend as the boss found more jobs for me around the house but decided it would be better to fix the pulley blocks to the mast before fixing it into the deck to make it easier and so i have started on the foremast first,it seems as tho some of the cord is the wrong size as to what should have been supplied with the kit instead duplicating them.The first thing i looked at was which would make the best choice for hanging the blocks from and using the thickest twine still did not look right to me it just wasn't heavy looking enough but fortunately i had liberated the last few meters of whipping twine out of our deck store awhile back and brought that home instead of being thrown in the waste skip.

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                it does have the downside of being a bit fluffy but once i had run it across one of my bees wax blocks it soon smoothed out and also the wax helps protect the twine and make it a little stiff and sticky which was ideal for wrapping around the block and holding it in place so that i could use the black thread for binding it to the block.
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                • Guest

                  #113
                  Stunning work Steve.

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                  • flyjoe180
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                    #114
                    Agree with Andy, this is stunning.

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                    • Guest

                      #115
                      Thank you very much gents your making me blush now lol,such words from 2 skilled modellers is praise indeed i just hope i can do this model/forum justice with my limited level of skills, but i am very pleased with the way things are going even tho i can see this is going to slow down now im getting to the rigging stage as this is new ground for me never having built any kind of sailing ship before just rigging up the pulley blocks is a bit of a challenge so god knows what im going to be like when it comes to the rest of it, but each new thing is a new skilled learned i supose so that cant be a bad thing.

                      cheers steve

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                      • Guest

                        #116
                        Well had my sailing orders and off upto aberdeen on sunday to join my ship for another 4 weeks and so just have these last few pics to put up before i go, these first 2 show my attempt at making my own rope the multicoloured one maybe used for the eye on the anchor if it looks right

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                        i have also redone the blocks on the foremast with a thinner rope as after looking over the mast again the first attempt looked too heavy, and looking over the plans of the rigging it showed that some ropes will pass through some eyes in the deck around the mast which the instruction book shows no mention of ? so im glad i did not fix the mast in yet as this would have proved a problem later on.
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                        • Guest

                          #117
                          heres the rest

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                          definately a fiddily job rigging and whipping on these blocks but i think the mast looks better with the thinner rope
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                          • Guest

                            #118
                            Nice progress, it is looking good. I have built a couple of wooden boats, and the worst part of the rigging is the ratlins.

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                            • Guest

                              #119
                              Sure is looking good Steve. I think you might finish this one before my Scout.

                              Andy

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                              • flyjoe180
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                                #120
                                Great work Steve

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