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Great build - reminds me of the of the Thames pollution control skiffs
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Thanks guys! @Brian - I have that dilemma too. I have stuff that would suit in a diorama presenting 1950-1965 era and the I have modern stuff. I'll propably end up doing both. @B-Manic - now there's a funny skiff! Wouldn't be that hard to scratchbuild either. Someone should do it.
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Thanks Pat. With these small models one always finds somethings to improve after looking the finished product. Thank God for digital models, I can always print a new one and do it all over again. Like Don, I might have my own model as an inspiration for a re-build. ;-)
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Like I predicted I ended up building the kit all over again. Some corrections I made compared to the previous build:
1. Deck should be flush with the sides (the suggested 2mm lamination for the deck part is more like 3mm - measure it yourself before laminating). 2. I rolled the bollards and the towbit parts from thin cigarette-paper and those are now more even, not so bulky and perhaps true to scale too. 3. I printed two sets of parts and I cut the bollard base plates and the wooden work-area crating off the second deck and glued them onto the final deck. This is a fun little model to work with and the second round is easier. Now I'm figuring out should I work the 3D effect even further and do all the pipings (now those are printed on the whelhouse walls and on the equipment locker in front of that). Let's see - first I have to take care of a cut I managed to get on my finger. :-) More to come, Tappi |
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Ok, the second one is done. Where did the effort took me? Pretty much to the point that now I have a pair. :D
New one is on the left - I guess the future harbour has space for both of them. Tappi |
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Testbuilding PaperShipwright quay model. I think I use it in my modern harbour. I laminated the parts on a too thick cardboard (the only type I have at the moment) and building the wooden structures is a bit tidious. Here it is with the workboats.
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Hello Tappi,
most of the modern quaysides are made of concrete ... the quaysides we're both prefer are the old ones ... With lovely greetings the Wilfried |
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Thanks Wilfried, let's call this an old one too. I finished the quay and post pictures sometime tomorrow.
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That's a great little diorama. I see that on your second Delta Workboat you laminated the deck hatches and fittings. I have been planning to do this on my second workboat, as well.
Don |
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