Latest small project
My latest project, my grandson chance started it (we bought it for him to build), he fiddled a bit and quit so it set unassembled on the book shelve in the box in the way. So I pulled it out and built it, looks goodđ, but I have plans for Black Pirate Sails made from cloth soon to top it off. â ď¸
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Craig Abrahamson said on July 28, 2019
Welcome to the site. I’ve never built a sailing ship – all that rigging and assorted “fiddly-bits”. What’s that line from Clint Eastwood…” a man’s gotta know his limitations..” đ
Jim Stemple said on July 28, 2019
It was a simple snap-tight kit, but I am not happy without the detail work, and of course with liquid cement. I wanted more details, but it was only a simple kit, so didnât go too overboard (punđ), I painted many areas with toothpicks, still it came with templates for cutout paper sails (not), I already have black cloth sails already cut out, just need to diagram a pirate image, starch the cloth stiff, add some thread for rigging and finish.đ
Hans Wilhelm Fischer said on July 28, 2019
Looks nice. From the photos, ist difficult to calculate: how big or small is it?
Jim Stemple said on July 28, 2019
Small, about 10-11inches long
Robert Royes said on July 28, 2019
She be a fine ship she be,aye.
George R Blair Jr said on July 28, 2019
Sailing ships are fun to look at in all their forms. Good job!
david leigh-smith said on July 28, 2019
Great work, and any chance of encouraging modeling with the little folk is a humanitarian deed of heroic worth. Getting the younglings away from electronic screens is worthy of an iModeler medal.
And who doesnât love pirates?
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Robert Royes said on July 29, 2019
Nice and true comment, David.