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Thanks Ben! |
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No worries! Thanks! |
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Happy Birthday drg. I hope it ended well... did you wished for 3D printed hull core available with every paper model...
Darius
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I’m intrigued by the printed core, especially with a printer sitting here idle! Now, I’ve got a spare “Mellum” kit on my shelf...If only I had some CAD software that would form compound 3D surfaces from scanned flat outlines. All I’d need to do would be make an assembly and solidify it. Wait a minute.... |
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Great work.
I didn't know some ships carried spare prop blades. Very interesting. |
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I’ve seen some ships with spare props on deck, presumably ones machined from one piece. |
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Next up is bending and installing this insanely difficult starboard longitudinal rail - presumably for a pulley block to move shells etc. around the deck:
It’s suspended from a series of horizontal cantelever beams and the lifeboat supports: I used a short piece of rod to ensure alignment of those. Now for the other side... |
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This type of edge to edge - or rather tip of the edge - connection is insane. How did you managed to make this rail looks straight is beyond me.... great work.
Darius
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