HMS PEGASUS (1776) - Amati - Scale 1:64

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Making the CHAINPLATES​

 

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Making the CHAINPLATES​

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Great work and great photos!

 

[Hoss6262]

Olga, as always, your tutorials are fantastic. You don't "have" to do them, yet you do, helping all modelers. Thank you for doing so!

Cheers,
Ken

 

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FAQ - Frequently Asked Questions​

 

[DomCee]

Hi Olha,

beautiful coppering and really helpful tutorial! I will plate my Cutty Sark eventually (I still haven't had time to lay the keel yet!), but I am finding out the best way to do it as I have never sheathed a model before. Which type of CA did you use? I know there are some problems with certain types of glue and the plates can come unstuck, have you had any issues? I know some people have used the embossed tape which is easier but I think it would be more authentic to use plates.

thanks

Dom

 

[Highflight]

Thank you for sharing Olha

 

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Hi Olha,

beautiful coppering and really helpful tutorial! I will plate my Cutty Sark eventually (I still haven't had time to lay the keel yet!), but I am finding out the best way to do it as I have never sheathed a model before. Which type of CA did you use? I know there are some problems with certain types of glue and the plates can come unstuck, have you had any issues? I know some people have used the embossed tape which is easier but I think it would be more authentic to use plates.

thanks

Dom

Thank you!
I also once bought a tape to try, but after several experiments I decided that it was not suitable for the model. I prefer to make a cliché of the required scale and make the plates for the model myself. On my Pegasus, the plates from the kit...
I used thick CA - I showed the bottle somewhere in the middle of the video...

 

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Thank you for sharing Olha

My pleasure!

 

[DomCee]

My pleasure!

Thank you. I wasn't paying attention to the bottle in the video! I have watched it again! I agree plates look correct on the model, I do not like the look of the tapes that people use but they are obviously very much faster and easier to apply so I can understand the short-cut.

Dom

 

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Innner planking and scuppers

 

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HMS PEGASUS (1776) in Scale 1/64 (Workshop on examples)-scuppers

Step-By-Step Guide for beginners/ Chapter #9/Innner planking and scuppers

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[Tobias]

Halo Olha great that you made this step by step guide and once again a very nice work.

 

[Uwek]

Very interesting.
Olha, how did you make the scuppers? They are looking very good and realistic when installed
Are these tubes with ring bought or self made?

 

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Very interesting.
Olha, how did you make the scuppers? They are looking very good and realistic when installed
Are these tubes with ring bought or self made?
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These parts serve a purpose in electronics. This is brass (or copper) rivets or hollow grommets for PCB board...

 

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Halo Olha great that you made this step by step guide and once again a very nice work.

Thank you very much!

 

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Planking the DECK:

 

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