Artesania Latina Anatomy of Lord Nelson’s HMS Victory 1805
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Instructions video #10 completed
Not overly happy with the deck joints
I have to assume that my framing is slightly out but a straight but joint would have been easier to resolve than all those interlinking planks. Felt it was more important to get the mast holes and deck openings lined up properly which left the planking joints a bit out of line. Don’t want to try filling the gaps as I think that would draw attention to it
Hopefully the next deck will be better as it doesn’t have all those upright beam cut outs to align up as well
Not overly happy with the deck joints
I have to assume that my framing is slightly out but a straight but joint would have been easier to resolve than all those interlinking planks. Felt it was more important to get the mast holes and deck openings lined up properly which left the planking joints a bit out of line. Don’t want to try filling the gaps as I think that would draw attention to it
Hopefully the next deck will be better as it doesn’t have all those upright beam cut outs to align up as well
Instructions video #13 completed
A couple of points on this one. They don’t show you in the video but to fit the foreword port knee you need to cut a slot in the side planking. Also they don’t give you the part numbers for the 3 grilles on the orlop deck
For anyone doing this build they are parts O24 A, B and C on sheet 27
A couple of points on this one. They don’t show you in the video but to fit the foreword port knee you need to cut a slot in the side planking. Also they don’t give you the part numbers for the 3 grilles on the orlop deck
For anyone doing this build they are parts O24 A, B and C on sheet 27