YES. go into the web pages of OcCRE. search for your model, scroll down and you will find a tap called instruction. click on it, and you will have all the instruction manuals by name from OcCre. find your model, click on it, and your model will now automatically be downloaded in a PDF format. save it. Depending on the model it can e up to more than 100 pages, as many pages are in 7 or 9 languages.
That's a great tip! I have downloaded the pdf of OcCre "Revenge" instructions. I can now display the currently relevant page on screen (visible from my work table) and save desk space.
I think he was asking about directions for how to use the Fair-a-Frame tool @El Capi . The tool is useful for building your first model because it makes sure all the frames and keel remain at their proper angle while the glue dries and also as you add blocks for reinforcements between the frames and keel plate. It is critical that the frames and keel remain straight and without a twist in the keel as you begin to plank the hull, or after the planks are installed, the hull may be permanently twisted or out of proper shape. Look at several build logs for ideas and techniques on how to secure the shape of the hull framework.
The ONE I mentioned is a BILLING TOOL and as such mainly meant for BILLINGKIT. I used it for building NorskeLove - maximum seize. With OcCre bigger ships, building it is not that difficult- even 40-50 years ago make I did it-el capi
what is your question? could you please clear it up? if your question is about the building platform - bygge bedding -, the only limit is the length- 1000mm, but that is easi to take longer. I used it since 1994 without problems. to clear up I add a few pic -el capi
