view of the fo'c'sle
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and under the Fo'c'sle
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and several views of the after bulkheads,
Thanks again,
best regards john,
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Re: Royal William 1/48 scale
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view of the fo'c'sle
,
and under the Fo'c'sle
,
and several views of the after bulkheads,
Thanks again,
best regards john,
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Thank you for the nice comment, and also thank you all for the likes,Dear John
wonderful work, it's looks beautiful
Best regards John,
Hi John, wow.
First class work and really beautiful pictures, very impressive.
First class work and really beautiful pictures, very impressive.
Good afternoon John. Stunning. Cheers Grant
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Hi John, I built Euromodels version of the Royal William, I thought at the time that I had done well and produced a nice model but now I’m deflated, seeing your effort makes mine look like a toy. The difficulty and execution of yours is so much better it’s in a different league, You have my admiration. Ken
She is going to be a beauty. Wonderful work.
Thanks guys for nice comments and the likes, sorry I'm late replying,
Best regards john,
Attaching the cannon in the waist,
I should have done these before attaching the gangways above them, so I had to jury rig the recoil ropes, because I couldn't get to the bulwarks I had to just drill a hole for the ends of the rope to go in, hopefully they will not notice too much,
View along the deck,
a close up view,
Best regards John.
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That's what I call a nice view.
I am sure the only person that will notice is yourself, great work john.
Cheers,
Stephen.
Thanks for the nice comments, and also thanks for the likes,
Best regards John,
Making up the ladders, I had some decent bought ladders, however i needed them a little bit narrower than they were, so I built them as they were and then when the glue had dried I cut them down to a narrower size on my little saw, the pic shows one being put together with the cut down one behind it.
after two have been cut down,
this is how I cut them down, I had plenty of ladder sides and I found it easier to glue them together and then after the glue had set I cut them, the glue held them together nicely so I just glued on a new side,
best regards John,
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I've been putting off this job, making and setting the sheaves into the side of the hull, first off I had to cut a hole on both sides of the hull,
after making up the sheaves, test fitting before trimming the bras wire to size,
and after gluing in place, on reflection I should have blackened the sheaves before fitting, maybe the varnish will be enough, there is a decorative moulding to go in the slot above,
thanks for looking in, any questions just ask,
best regards john,
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and a few pics of the ladder ways installed,
Best regards John,
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Now I have to make a decision, whether to use these three boats that i made up from kits, if I use these then I have to install skid beams which the RW did'nt have or to use a least one of the last two boats that I have scratch built ( the last two pics ) and to use the Gallows with spare top masts,I have to have a think about it, what do you guys reckon,
The top one is a launch and the bottom a Pinnace,
best regards John,
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The decks all taped off ready for the final painting of the bulwarks,
thanks for looking in,
best regards John,
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The clinker build hull of your boats is looking very good - Bravo!