Brian's Sovereign of the seas
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re: the am gratings Bri;
I used to use them a lot in my work as an architecture model maker, and I don't know if you have any more to do, but this tip may help. If we needed a larger grating than the bought pieces would allow we would stagger the position of the joins in the longer lengths to avoid a butt joint across the whole piece.
I used to use them a lot in my work as an architecture model maker, and I don't know if you have any more to do, but this tip may help. If we needed a larger grating than the bought pieces would allow we would stagger the position of the joins in the longer lengths to avoid a butt joint across the whole piece.
Cushions on pew, Thermos and hip-flask fully primed, rosbif sarnies sorted; looking forward to an essay in patience and skilled application!
Steve
Steve
WELL BRI nearly another fab ship built an whats next as id like to see you build a vikeing long ship with the one sail an all the oars
chrisb
chrisb
Hatches look superb Brian
HI BRI what have you packed up buildin this ship then ?
chrisb
Lol no mate just called it for the night
Good choice with the stain. Already looking very nice Brian.
John
John
Just had a thought mate (duuurh), at least you won't have to copper her bottom as she was payed with a white lead compound! So ... remember your 'elf and safety ... 
Steve
Steve
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