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Then insert the pipes (55) and mark the slopes. Remove the pipes and bevel the ends according to the
markings. Align the re-inserted pipes exactly and glue them well from the inside with acrylite. Finally, file the
transitions between the pipe and hull or deck cleanly and smooth them so that the pipes do not protrude and
the anchor chains do not get caught later.
The scuppers of the main deck are now being worked out.
With Ø 2.5 mm, drill several holes side by side and then file clean. The hull is finished and can be painted
according to the cardboard box. Please observe the painting instructions. If you want to recreate the ribbed
deck, get some fine tulle and cut it out according to the decks. The hatches (39) and (40) as well as the lid
(52) are covered with tulle. With the first coat of paint the tulle is glued to the deck parts. After the second
coat of paint, the ribbed deck structure is ready.
Cabin construction:
In the transparent cabin (56), all window sections are carefully covered with masking film to prevent
scratches. Furthermore, it makes sense to additionally cover the outside area with foil and adhesive tape to
protect it from further scratches or adhesive residues. This is not shown in the following pictures for better
illustration. The areas hatched in the photo must be roughly cut out. Cut the cut-outs for the slider housings
clearly within the marking.
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Now the round and square cut-outs on the cabin ceiling as well as the lower contour must be sanded cleanly.
At the same time, the lower edge of the cabin is taken care of on the decks so that no gap is visible between
deck and cabin. If the cabin fits the decks exactly, the frame parts 58 are cut from 8 x 5 mm plywood strips,
primed and inserted according to the photo. Here, too, the bend "K" must be observed, as with the deck
girders (42). The slats must be sawed in accordingly. Glue the frame arch (59) into the arched front part of
the cabin. Finally, adjust the short frame pieces (58) and glue them in place.
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