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Back to the barge! Various work projects have got in the way, but it's back on the workbench. There's a lot of painting going on. Also a lot of ignoring the instructions, which, i...
OK, we are calling this done. This "quick" project has been rumbling on for over two months; it's time to declare it finished. Right at the end, the kit decided to fight me again....
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Time to move outside the barge, and work on the stern. A series of wire pieces are cut and superglued in place. Over this, slips a couple of laser-cut card parts. To cover the wir...
It was all going so well. The sides of the barge looked good. I'd even found some waterslide crests to liven up the red areas from a box at Bournville. As a finishing touch, I gav...
I wasn't going to mess around too much with this kit, but once the sides and ends of the cabin were fitted, the corners didn't look very good. Picture on the Petitie Properties we...
There's a spare corner in the barge, so I decided to fill it with a log burner. After all, it gets cold on the cut in winter, and we don't want our sailors to freeze. I looked at...
Regular readers will know I'm a fan of dry-fitting kits together to spot possible problems later in the build. Looking at the sides on the barge, I'm not 100% sure where they sit....
Finally, a bit of time to stick on an Inspector Morse DVD, and get back to working on the model barge. The kitchen units confused me. In theory, they fold up, but I got lost in th...
McDonough Marine Service announced the addition of the MARMAC 3080, a 300' x 80' x 16' ABS Load Line deck barge, to its growing fleet of marine equipment available for charter. The...
The "padding" on the beds and sofa in the barge is made from pieces of pre-cut MDF, to be covered by the builder. I raided my mum's material scraps for something suitable. These ar...
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