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M0rce
Hi all.
I have a video about my progress on this kit on YouTube of you are interested.
Youtube Video
Thanks

Ben M
Taking a seat

M0rce
Welcome.
Want a 🍺?

Tim
Great

nikfrost
Looking good. What options do you get for the trawlers name?

M0rce
Hi nikfrost.
Just 1, Ross Jackal.
But as I have deviated on the colour scheme, I may make one up. Hoping to find some rub on letters at the hobby shop.
Any name suggestions? (Question open to all of course 🙂 )
Have a good day.

Ben M
Bob Ross

nikfrost
Thanks M0rce. I live near the Humber Estuary which is connected to the North Sea, my suggestion would be Mud Shark haha.

CaptGPF
Love the realistic rust effects dotted about the ship!

bughunter
Oh, another biplane is created in Munich 👍

Doubtingmango
Watching

Ludvík Kružík
This project is very interesting. I will definitely follow it. 👍

Alex K
Me too.

Martin
Thanks a lot Gentlemen! This is really a tough one, bend in all directions, but it's getting there

Nagy-Meszler Csaba
The cockpit is very puritanical, but unfortunately there is not enough documentation on it. The fit of the parts is very poor and needs a lot of filling and sanding.

komoras
My biggest issue was fitting the seat and the mid portion of the wheel bay, had to add 1 mm plastic card on both sides. Looking forward seeing it done! 👍

Nicolas
Following.

Nagy-Meszler Csaba
komoras, I encountered the same problem: the landing gear bay cannot be fitted where it is intended. I used a milling head to remove enough of it to fit.

John E
Quick build for my son who was fascinated by this trawler.

Treehugger
Those types of railings (white) seems tricky to scratch build, but I think it can be done. I guess the tricky part woudl be, making the separate pieces become perfectly aligned. Presumably, gluing all the railing parts together could be done, on top of a flat guide with recessed lines to help keep the loose part still for when the glue dries. Such a guide seems not possible for railings that have a bend to them.

Hm, here is an idea. Leave the vertical poles as is, but drill small holes horizontally. Through the horizontal holes, push/pull a small stiff metal wire. Then.. glue on horizontal railings, as two parts, with a hollowed out center (to fit the metal wire).

I wish they made more old civilians boats as kits. 🙂 Lovely to look at.

As a kid I had great fun looking at old photos, and making side view drawing of imaginary steam ships, with the various standard bits: funnel, anchor, bow, bridge, masts, rudder.

John E
Thanks for the comment. It was a fun build because I wasn't worried about how it turned it out. It's the first ship I've built in years and just banged it together.

John E
I think there's an album with a much superior build of this same kit here on Scalemates. That one has some scratch building. Check it out.

M0rce
Nice work.
I'm working on this kit now.
It is a very fun build
Regards

John E
Thank you M0rce. It is a very fun kit.

Mr D
It's got good structural detail...like it, I'm on a HB at minute, going ok so far,
Good stuff 👌👍👍

Andy Hawkins
Hi, I see on your build pe. I assume you use ca for this, but which exact product. I'm still trying various....

Mr D
Hi, l use UHU stranded super glue, the most important thing is to clean the surface you want to stick to with bit of Alcohol or methylated spirit.
You can buy the super glue activator to speed adhesive action.
If you want a really good one.
Zapp medium.

Pietro De Angelis
Beautiful details!