Ahoy dear model building friends and thank you Daniel K.
At the moment I don’t find much time for model building, but nevertheless it’s slowly progressing.
I have finished aging the hull for now and turned a new ship into an old veteran.
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I particularly aged the anchor hawse and the area below the anchor berths, as a lot of dirt is likely to accumulate here.
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And port side.
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The chipping is also strongest here, as the anchors are likely to leave clear marks.
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Amidships I aged more subtly.
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And a little more at the rear.
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The painting of the fuselage only continues when the missing parts are attached to the outside, i.e. pretty much at the end.
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The wooden deck was also glazed and applied.
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Now I can start equipping the deck, which I’m looking forward to.