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Brian's Sovereign of the seas
Depends Pete in the book, no but according to info on the net and museum models yes it should, six of one half a dozen of the other i guess !! has something to do with the spritsail yard lining up correctly.- Bri62
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Have to admit the building slip is one of my better purchases :)- Bri62
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Well the first part of bashing this kit and I imagine there will be plenty more as there is a lot of errors in this kit some I will rectify some I'll ignore:) clearance enought for the figurehead and lines up nicely with the head of the keel.- Bri62
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It says fit the deck now, that doesn't make sense to me !! I'm going to finish the hull:)- Bri62
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Made a start on the planking, to hot to be bothered so called it a day.- Bri62
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Morning guys starting to think about planking but short of some supplies (waiting for the model shop to open)- Bri62
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It's fascinating reading about her the decoration alone cost north of £6691 and a total cost of £65,586 and almost bankrupt the country at that time- Bri62
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A little smaller Joe she was the largest ship in the fleet in 1637 and she is 1/78 1100 mm x 940 x 435 (L x H x W ) King Charles the first commissioned her and she cost 10 times the price of a ship of the line at the time.- Bri62
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I need 24 deg angle on the bowsprit how do I get to measure it? anyone have a clue?- Bri62
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Brian's Caldercraft 1/72 HMS Victory
Just managed to get her in a local auction 6th july fingers crossed- Bri62
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It's only offset by 4-5 mm it only affects the gammoning and there is no problem there- Bri62
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Aye it's sweltering here too, my model room needs AC lol- Bri62
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A good place to stop for the day and let everything dry.- Bri62
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Morning guys, first day proper a few things to take note of :- the bowsprit on the model is in the wrong position so I started to address that On the kit the bowsprit is centered (which is wrong) so I made a start rectifying it. It's got to be stbd side of the foremast this also meant the...- Bri62
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Welcome Joe, take your chair mate- Bri62
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It's all self service :)- Bri62
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Your welcome Paul pull up a chair- Bri62
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Treated myself to a book, hope it helps :)- Bri62
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