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Unicorn Models - New Kit Bonhomme Richard 1779 1:48 - New Aft Midship Cross Section

Hi guys,
The video tutorials for the new cross-section of the Bonhomme Richard have been updated to the episode 18, please check post #115
 
Greetings, I'm just wondering if there is any plan for the release of front and back sections? maybe a full POF kit of the Bonhomme Richard?
 
Loracs said:
Greetings, I'm just wondering if there is any plan for the release of front and back sections? maybe a full POF kit of the Bonhomme Richard?
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The next section will be the fore midship that carries the boats, but it will take some time. And once all four sections are completed, this series will be finished.
 
I’m in the process of building this kit.
Have a question
In the manual part part no cl 3-65 is in one piece and numbered 31-49
In my kit this piece is lasered in 2 pieces and isn’t numbered, is this correct or am i missing something.

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Rombout said:
I’m in the process of building this kit.
Have a question
In the manual part part no cl 3-65 is in one piece and numbered 31-49
In my kit this piece is lasered in 2 pieces and isn’t numbered, is this correct or am i missing something.

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Hi,
The clamp CL3 is similar to the inner planks, on a real ship, they aren't one whole strip but are segmented. To facilitate future handling and working, we designed it as a whole strip, but it can be segmented by cutting the tabs finally. So please don't worry about this, you haven't missed anything. You just need to process it follow the instructions in the manual for working the inner planks: drilling holes, fitting treenails, and then glue the clamp in place.
 
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