Ugh! More sanding! First frame looks close. 
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Don't worry at all... this is just the start of your sanding process HAHAHA. When you have the hull frames assemble, you will have to continue sanding... A LOT !!! . I bought a mouse sander, to sand the hull interior and exterior. By hand,it's was a never ending story for me.
Cheers
Daniel
Oh, great!
Vic, here are the tools I used to sand the hull interior and exterior.
1682 HMY FUBBS - 1:24 - Stern Section [COMPLETED BUILD]
Is stacking alignment based on straight keel as I see the inside stack has gaps between frames and the 90 frame used.
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Daniel, you showed Don Farr some of the tools you used to clean up your decorations. How did you use your Dremel? Did you have a special bit? Also, your decorations are very clean.
Bryian, did you ever do a build log of your Fubbs stern section?
No dude, I'm into WW1 battleships at the moment. I will get back to Fubbs when I'm inspired to do so.
Vic, I tried to find these bits online again and I couldn't. Could be a smarter modeler recognize them so I will post a few images. They are very small 1,5+ " full size (see image with ruler).
I’m simultaneously working on a waterline WW 2 cargo ship. I hope I don’t get them mixed up.
Do they use a collett?
Yes, you can use with colletts.
I use them with my dremel stylo and a dremel keyless chuck.
I have all my dremel tools with a keyless chuck
I have one of those! I also have a couple of those burr removers. Boy, you'd have to be awfully careful with them, though. It looks like I could chew up good stuff as well.Yes, you can use with colletts.
I use them with my dremel stylo and a dremel keyless chuck.
I have all my dremel tools with a keyless chuck
Vic
I have started dry stacking. Now I’m officially getting nervous. I can foresee some dramatic redos in my future. 
Vic, I keep the stylo dremel among my fingers in a way that I manage the speed chuck, by slowing it or stopping it, if necessary.
I have the stylo in the lowest speed and with 1 finger control it during the carving/clening. You can reduce the speed or stop it for a few seconds with your finger(s). In that way you have 100% control of the tool.
Cheers !!!
Daniel
PS: I also do it under my magnifying lighted glass
I think I’m going to have to quit my part-time job. I may also have to get a prescription for Valium. And my stack of frames looks like a jenga game gone mad!
HAHAHA HAHAHA HAHAHA HAHAHA
Dave, I looked at your Fubbs here and on MSW. Have you done any more work on her?