This happened after I shorted her hairdryer, so I guess we are even...... I hope you are still married, Jack
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This happened after I shorted her hairdryer, so I guess we are even...... I hope you are still married, Jack
great progress my dear friend RogerJust a few shots of some progress from these past few weeks. The first photo is just a pile of parts I am playing with, which I hope will turn into a reasonable rendition of the catheads. I used Alaskan Yellow Cedar for the wood. I’ll use tiny sheaves held in place with bent and shaped brass strips for the cathead stopper cables, and ring bolts, cleats and other parts as necessary.
I have started building the carronade sleds. They are now painted with drilled and glued eyebolts along with the supplied PE plates. I used the kit supplied wheel assemblies, painted black, underneath the sleds. I’ll intermittently work away on the sleds and carronades while completing other ship parts. I placed a couple of sleds temporarily on the deck just to get a feel for height etc
I had previously installed the swivel brackets at the gunports but have now added the many eyebolts and cleats on the inner bulwarks too. The breech line eyebolt rings are also drilled out but not secured yet. I’ll secure the breech lines to the rings at the bench then mount them when the carronades are ready.
So that’s it for now, as always I appreciate your valuable time looking in on my build, as well as your always well received comments, likes and input. Have a great weekend.
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True storyHello Roger, as always a very nice and precise work.
Thank you Shota. Stay safe my friend.great progress my dear friend Roger
Hi JJ, thank you for the support, much appreciated.Really nice clean build Rodger. Top marks ,JJ..
Thanks Grant .True story
A very good looking ship model - very good work so far