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HMS Prince 1670 1:48
0,8 mm in scale 1:48 are in 1:1 around 3,8 cm
Very good work on the stern structure 
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Hi Anatoly
Having premade the boxes for the gunports how will you modify them to account for the trapezoidal shape so they follow the sheer of the deck fore and aft, and the tumblehome vertically? Sketch below is what I am referring to.
Allan
Having premade the boxes for the gunports how will you modify them to account for the trapezoidal shape so they follow the sheer of the deck fore and aft, and the tumblehome vertically? Sketch below is what I am referring to.
Allan
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Hi Allan. This will be shown in the next update
Hi Archi, probably just nomenclature. The upper and lower sills or lintels were parallel to the deck as was the lower lining (stop), but there was only the lower port lining no upper lining (stop) as well as the linings/stops on the frames on the sides of the port.
Allan
Clever and clear work with the gunport, Anatolii.
Regards, Peter
Very good work
The ports are nice in line with all the curves of the hull, Anatolii. I suppose that with all the connections between the frames they give the hull extra strength.Greetings. With the "helper"finished the ports of the lower deck.
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Regards, Peter
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Thank you. Yes, the ports will add rigidity to the case.