Well , read what Ivan answered me
That sounds great!
I’ll take a look, but I have a feeling I’m going to stick with what I’ve got. I’ve found a way to make the present guns work. If I were going to keep the ship, I’d do my best to make it look like the original. My daughter and her friends will never know the difference. If I have time later on and can still get the ship to her by Christmas, I may change out the barrels. Thanks for looking this up.
They don’t ship to the USA or France.
Hello Vic- those hand made eyebolts are super good- something I am going to try and improve ..my existing metal bending and work is horrendous- well done. Cheers
Correct but you can order at a hobby store like Ages of sail in the US that is the Amati distributor
Thanks, Gilbert!
I use round nosed needle nose pliers made for working with jewelry. I was going to use store bought, but they were too big and clunky for the gun carriages. 26 gauge wire is thin and easy to shape.
Usually the Admiral borrows my tools.
Actually, I bought my own self-sealing mat. I had used her tools earlier, but the knife was too dull. I bought her a new blade when I bought my kit.
True story and then never puts them back in their spot again
So true. If I want them back, I must go claim them.True story and then never puts them back in their spot again
I don't know how you do it. At that size of block I only put in the breach line. Congratulations.
I decided not to strop the blocks with wire. They tend to fly through the air and embed themselves in the carpet when I make a twist of the wire. Instead, I stropped the blocks with thread. I watched Olha’s video on rigging. I’m not there yet. Maybe one day.
