Yep episode 1 and 2 on there now plus there is a documentary about building the world's largest ships. I watched that, it was a brilliant documentary. Great video as always fella
I’m over the pond in Canada, all of my deck, I’ve had to glue down and clamp as well. Realized from the first pact. If there curled at all. A thin layer of glue will not hurt, especially around the edges.
Hey Scott. That is a really short one lol, I have a thought when it comes to the rigging, do you think using a thin galvanised wire possibly like a guitar string for example would be more realistic and easy to apply to the model than the common thread that's usually provided with most maritime vessels?
I’m curious, when you were working on your superstructure/bridge deck of titanic, did it have a odd curve to the rear where the stern section was lifted upwards and didn’t sit flush to the hull? I’m noticing mine does and was wondering at what stage of the build was that corrected for you?
nice quick build Scott, i,ll be watching the Titanic documentary tonight also, it,ll be very interesting
Yep episode 1 and 2 on there now plus there is a documentary about building the world's largest ships. I watched that, it was a brilliant documentary. Great video as always fella
I’m over the pond in Canada, all of my deck, I’ve had to glue down and clamp as well. Realized from the first pact. If there curled at all. A thin layer of glue will not hurt, especially around the edges.
@@Superneuf70 better to be safe than sorry!
Hey Scott. That is a really short one lol, I have a thought when it comes to the rigging, do you think using a thin galvanised wire possibly like a guitar string for example would be more realistic and easy to apply to the model than the common thread that's usually provided with most maritime vessels?
I’m curious, when you were working on your superstructure/bridge deck of titanic, did it have a odd curve to the rear where the stern section was lifted upwards and didn’t sit flush to the hull? I’m noticing mine does and was wondering at what stage of the build was that corrected for you?
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