HMS ENTERPRISE 1774 by RichardJJS 1:48 scale. New Kit from M.D

[GrantTyler]

Just realized your Orlop is built( as per instruction) upside down, all carlings level with surface.
Apologies for my error, Realized all as I got into their construction….moving along, carlings next.
P.S. everything done with medium CA.
P.P.S., For decking, I did not remove char, IMO results in very nice result.

Tim

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As my brother always says…”shot dot”!
Cheers Grant

 

[GrantTyler]

Ps : translation- this is Fantastic.

 

[TRS7139]

Gentlemen,
Although the question is being forwarded to Victor, response time seems less than ideal, thus the question here for any thoughts.

There seems to be a part number error regarding the forward platform[ step 47] regarding the vertical beams indicated as #C7.
I find no C7 and it appears the correct part seems to be #7 on C1 which is a large, uniquely morticed piece.
Any thought, appreciated.
Thanks,
Tim

 

[Corsair]

Gentlemen,
Although the question is being forwarded to Victor, response time seems less than ideal, thus the question here for any thoughts.

There seems to be a part number error regarding the forward platform[ step 47] regarding the vertical beams indicated as #C7.
I find no C7 and it appears the correct part seems to be #7 on C1 which is a large, uniquely morticed piece.
Any thought, appreciated.
Thanks,
Tim

There seems to be many places where an incorrect part number is given. I helped Richard with one a little while ago. When I find them for my build, I'm noting them in my build log.
a part number C7 is an incomplete part number as there needs to be a number with the letter to properly identify the sheet. The parts he asked me about were listed in the instructions as F2-a, F2-b and F2-c. I believe I found them on B27, parts a, b and c. So, it would not surprise me at all.
I believe the errors in part numbers is due to the differences in language. Consider it an added bonus that you get a free puzzle with your kit.