Thanks Peter. I'd work all night long, but mama needs me. Once the monkey rail is installed, I’ll paint the hull black and copper it.I feel ya. I know the drill.
Thanks to you and "Clipperfan" for all the constructive input.
I have a better model for it.
Yours is booming along at a good "clip"!![]()
I looked back at your build and you did use ample amounts of putty. But you were adding inner bulkhead spacers. That takes a lot of work to get right and contoured. You too did a wonderful job. However, I’m not laying a single plank deck, as you did. I’m doing the pre-cut scribed type. I learned where to cut corners and not diminish the detail or look. My mantra!I feel ya. I know the drill.
Thanks to you and "Clipperfan" for all the constructive input.
I have a better model for it.
Yours is booming along at a good "clip"!![]()
Thanks Arch……Hello,
A sleek hull. Very nicely built.
She’s nicely showing her lines, Rob. A special love the stern with the double curved aft.Worked on the hull sanding and contouring. Plus I added the main rail cap and beginning to add the sub deck
Rob
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Hi Rob,
I had a sheet I purchased from Bluejacket...for their Redjacket model. I never use this stuff....because every model I ever build has some image that depicts the actual scrolling design, that has to be scratch built. However with Staghound.....there are no such photographs and vary little description...and thus I have artistic license here. I had to bend/cut and heavily modify what I had to fit and function on this models Hood and cutwater. Typically, I scratch build all of these items.....I tried something different this time.Hi Rob,
Where's the scroll work from? Printed? Purchased?
Thanks, Rob. Much appreciated.I had a sheet I purchased from Bluejacket...for their Redjacket model. I never use this stuff....because every model I ever build has some image that depicts the actual scrolling design, that has to be scratch built. However with Staghound.....there are no such photographs and vary little description...and thus I have artistic license here. I had to bend/cut and heavily modify what I had to fit and function on this models Hood and cutwater. Typically, I scratch build all of these items.....I tried something different this time.