Hi PT-2, if you did not figure it out, write to my private messaging on this forum.
HMS Victory by Y.T.- Mamoli - 1:90 scale
Why would write in a PM? Share the techniques with all members, I am sure we will appreciate the insights.
I feel what I showed is already self explanatory. Not sure what else here to explain.
This is my understanding. From the posted pictures, the most important was to have the vise in the correct angle. And Y.T. used a very smart trick to achieve that. Look how he fixed the vise. Then he milled, the place for the steps,, back and front, keeping the correct distance between steps.
Am I correct Y.T. ?
Daniel
Absolutely! Thanks Daniel. I had the vise angled at 30 degrees for left hand ladder side and symmetrically opposite for right hand ladder side.
Sides are 1 x 2 mm strips. Steps are 0.5 x 3 mm strips. When sides are properly grooved glue in top last and bottom last steps with CA glue. Then put in rest of steps and glue in.
Of course, Daniel .Go ahead.
I unfortunately had no such beautiful quality wood board so I had to invent the way to make it from what I had. Besides it is probably done with a precision table saw I do not have.
The way that you did it is very clean, well done and easy to do.
Thank you for showing us !!!!
Daniel
Posts for handrail on the stairs from poop deck to main deck. Not as good as I would like but I probably will accept them. Very difficult to make. They are so small. Made out of square stock 1.5 x 1.5 mm. Trying making as real ones.
That is a nice job of turning an open grained wood to so small of sizes and in repetition. . . at least with those shown and maybe some others put aside as usually happens when I try to do multiple small parts. Rich
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Really nice color contrasts with your detailing progress. Rich
Very clean and accurate paint job 
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HOw many times now have you rebuilt that bell tower?