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Im back and catching up on your build, looking awesome Shota!!
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Dear Shota...I admire your patience and willingness to undo and correct certain aspects of your build that you are not quite happy with. Your Friesland is going to be beautiful, and later, you can look back on these little adjustments with a big smile on your face for your job well done. Keep it up my friend.
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Just look at all your build
And well you are doing a great job here I know by experience that kit from Mamoli are not the easiest to do very well done
And well you are doing a great job here I know by experience that kit from Mamoli are not the easiest to do very well done
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Dear WarrLight and Charles QC
Thank you for the warm words and support throughout the construction process. Sometimes the process poses challenges that can also be frustrating, but we will overcome and patiently arrive at a respectable result and also enjoy the process.
Thank you for the warm words and support throughout the construction process. Sometimes the process poses challenges that can also be frustrating, but we will overcome and patiently arrive at a respectable result and also enjoy the process.
I agree, that your willingness to correct things, is a sign of a quality build. You are willing to take longer to do it right. Keep up the good work!
Ya know what, Shota? I just like it. I think you’re doing a fine job while learning a lot in the process. Clair always says, “Builder’s choice!” It’s your ship. But it’s also good to have the great advice of knowledgeable mates. (Even though I personally don’t always take it)
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Hello dear friends
After finishing with the Hannah
and a few days off, I decided to return to this model that had been sitting in the closet for several months.
I'm not sure I'll finish it in one go because I and several hobby colleagues are considering starting Alert construction at the same time.
Since the other members have not yet completed their projects, I will take the opportunity and move forward with the model.
So today I focused on examining my condition and the condition of the model and came to the conclusion that I need to do sanding and smoothing of the planking - the second layer. For now I have only done one side, we will continue in the coming days
After finishing with the Hannah
the Colonial Schooner Hannah in 1/48 [COMPLETED BUILD]
Your scaffolding looks beautiful Shota and complements your build very well.
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I'm not sure I'll finish it in one go because I and several hobby colleagues are considering starting Alert construction at the same time.
Since the other members have not yet completed their projects, I will take the opportunity and move forward with the model.
So today I focused on examining my condition and the condition of the model and came to the conclusion that I need to do sanding and smoothing of the planking - the second layer. For now I have only done one side, we will continue in the coming days
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Hello dear friends
Today I continued In an effort & time to sanding and smoothing the ship / planking. I used a new tool that arrived yesterday from AliExpress, a round sanding pad that connects to the Dremel.
I admit it does a pretty good job and in a relatively short time. After smoothing the surface I decided to paint the ship an ivory white (4 coats). I admit that the vote turned out very well for me. I used a hair dryer / pen to get the dyeing surface completely dry. the decision to paint already at the current stage is because in more advanced stages I would have difficulty in the rounds and angles of painting and also quite eager to see the ship in a color that gives a sense of progress + beauty.
It is clear to me that at a more advanced stage I will require another layer and especially repairs around the contours and the like.
Wishing us all a pleasant and enjoyable weekend
Today I continued In an effort & time to sanding and smoothing the ship / planking. I used a new tool that arrived yesterday from AliExpress, a round sanding pad that connects to the Dremel.
I admit it does a pretty good job and in a relatively short time. After smoothing the surface I decided to paint the ship an ivory white (4 coats). I admit that the vote turned out very well for me. I used a hair dryer / pen to get the dyeing surface completely dry. the decision to paint already at the current stage is because in more advanced stages I would have difficulty in the rounds and angles of painting and also quite eager to see the ship in a color that gives a sense of progress + beauty.
It is clear to me that at a more advanced stage I will require another layer and especially repairs around the contours and the like.
Wishing us all a pleasant and enjoyable weekend
Looking good Shota. Having recently sanded my own hull I can say it's a very satisfying feeling to complete.
Oops, double posted.
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Just catching up on your build log Daniel. Looking good so far.
Making good progress. She looks shipshape!
This ship is progressing into a lovely build. The advice and encouragement from the experienced guys and ladies on SOS is brilliant. Awesome job Shota.