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📝 Teak decks
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Hi Dave, Thanks for your reply… re-decking size. Thought you might nail this one.
In my younger days I was in the merchant navy. Deep sea with Blue Funnel, coasters with Coast Lines and the UBC Baltic paper boats where I worked as crew and travelled as a passenger on the Hertigruten coasters around the Norwegian coast.
I can recollect the teak planking width to be about 4 inches (100mm) or there a bouts.
I’m building the Revell1/72 corvette so I thought 1.5mm planks would pass the test.
Guess you know the Corvette was a modified steam whaler as seen in my profile avatar.
Did you plank your decks? Any help appreciated.🤞
In my younger days I was in the merchant navy. Deep sea with Blue Funnel, coasters with Coast Lines and the UBC Baltic paper boats where I worked as crew and travelled as a passenger on the Hertigruten coasters around the Norwegian coast.
I can recollect the teak planking width to be about 4 inches (100mm) or there a bouts.
I’m building the Revell1/72 corvette so I thought 1.5mm planks would pass the test.
Guess you know the Corvette was a modified steam whaler as seen in my profile avatar.
Did you plank your decks? Any help appreciated.🤞
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North Waters..Building the Revell 1/72 corvette with R/C.
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