Firstly, Happy Holidays and stay safe.
I am building HMS Terror by OcOre. I got the kit in August. The hull is planked, I have started some of the deck furniture and at the moment I am starting the sheathing of the bow with the protective plates.
My back ground as a hobbyist was in wood working, actually as a woodturner. I have had and used a lathe for about 35 years. The move into a condo (apartment) means that the lathe I have is in a common space and has an elevator ride and the trundling of all the stuff to use the lathe through a garage space. Therefore I decided to have a go at building a sailing ship model. This so far has been a learning experience, but it has given me the chance to gather a bunch of small scale tools and explore the communities covering the hobby. I have been posting a build log on another site, but it has a prohibition about any discussion of Chinese sailing ship kits. I am in fact very interested in some of the 1/48 CFA kits and have been following reviews and builds.
A few quick images of my build.



I am building HMS Terror by OcOre. I got the kit in August. The hull is planked, I have started some of the deck furniture and at the moment I am starting the sheathing of the bow with the protective plates.
My back ground as a hobbyist was in wood working, actually as a woodturner. I have had and used a lathe for about 35 years. The move into a condo (apartment) means that the lathe I have is in a common space and has an elevator ride and the trundling of all the stuff to use the lathe through a garage space. Therefore I decided to have a go at building a sailing ship model. This so far has been a learning experience, but it has given me the chance to gather a bunch of small scale tools and explore the communities covering the hobby. I have been posting a build log on another site, but it has a prohibition about any discussion of Chinese sailing ship kits. I am in fact very interested in some of the 1/48 CFA kits and have been following reviews and builds.
A few quick images of my build.


