great to see that you've recovered from your mishap, and sad to hear that you're struggling again. Your King looks brilliant, and I hope you'll find a proper workaround. I'ts a constant fight as what to glue down first, and there is no clear path to follow, always depends...
Looking forward to see more of you King!
Cheers, Jan
kpnuts
United Kingdom Joined: December 20, 2013
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Hi all that's all the PE attached just the rigging to do now (not looking forward to that) I say all the PE there are some steps and platforms to add to the sides but I will add them after it's on a stand as I already broke the platform off the one set of stairs which I added and lost the platform for them, i figure it will be safer to leave them till last.
TimReynaga
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California, United States Joined: May 03, 2006
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I love the unpainted photoetch - it is a dramatic, innovated look! It will also make it abundantly clear to casual observers of your KGV just how much effort goes into detailing a good ship build.
Now for some fun with the rigging...
d6mst0
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Texas, United States Joined: August 28, 2016
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Thanks, I'm really not looking forward to the rigging.
Agree with Tim & Mark,
It is an innovative build. My tip for rigging, take it one step at a time. I tend to look the rigging of as a number of small projects, that way I don't get overwhelmed.
Good luck,
Cheers
Si
RussellE
#306
Victoria, Australia Joined: June 27, 2010
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Posted: Thursday, February 28, 2019 - 08:58 PM UTC
Ken,
great work definitely, she looks awesome. The shining brass gives her a very nice touch!! And you did a great job on the rigging, too - not my favorite work, as well. The more I take my hat off to you!
Cheers,
Jan
RussellE
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Victoria, Australia Joined: June 27, 2010
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