Hachette Build the Titanic : Part 122

[@garethw8884]

Thanks for your perseverance with this. It will make a lot of other's lives a lot easier. You're a star 🌟 Scott. Glad your feeling better 😊

[@andrewcochran7321]

Hi Scott , thanks for the tips on putting the decks together. I had a nightmare and spent hours like you were saying taking it apart and back on again. Your video has made it a lot easier. Cheers Scott

[@eddywells5689]

Great build and vids 💞🍺👍💪🙏

[@guyaume59850]

Merci beaucoup ! j'avais un gros problème au numéro 122, mon pont A n'était pas aligné, j'étais dépité ... j'ai suivi ton conseil et ça a marché !

[@TtanicFanDude]

At long last! Welcome back dear Scott, glad you're feeling better! This is going to help A LOT of ppl starting from me! 😅

[@buildingwiththeboys]

@TtanicFanDude thank you brother , next two should be up tonight

[@geldar1]

What a nightmare it was, indeed. But everything worked out well by using your method, thanks mate!

[@davemacbuilds5232]

great idea that Scott attaching the promenade deck to the boat deck much easier that way, i wouldnt have thought of that, i went with the instructions, great build and get well soon

[@k.neville6774]

Thank you for the heads up Scott. I’m a month behind so i just installed issues 117 to 120 but being dyslexic i like to watch in advance for the issues i don’t have yet to see what’s coming up and I can watch them as many times as needed until I understand what I need to do. I have saved this video for when i get to this point. Thanks again ✌🏻💜🤘🏻

[@buildingwiththeboys]

@@k.neville6774 my pleasure

[@peterlloyd6337]

Regards the decking - yes indeed if temperatures get too varied the wooden decks will warp - Plastic and wood do not make for a good material mix at all. I have used Evo-stik glue which is 90% successful. Even if you apply to just the outer edges that warp or some of the inner parts of decking - use small modelling g-clamps to secure till glue is set. Peter P.S. the plastic decks are warped indeed - they will be as it's a long decking and in several parts and plastic with any real temperature changes also will move.

[@stephenshaw6244]

Brilliant, thanks..

[@rodadams8422]

Fantastic idea clever you! So thanks hope your feeling better take care 👌

[@peterlloyd6337]

This stage 122 has been the most challanging and I took apart the decks three times and in the end I have found the rear of the deck needs to be glued to get a flush fit on both port and starboard rear sides (using mini clamps until the glue is dry) but I am not glueing now in case we have to take the decks apart for some future instruction - god forbid! Peter P.S. I also had to remove two of the tiny plastic white pegs as they do not align with the holes at all no matter what I tried to do. I see Scott you also have the same issue at the rear back of the decking

[@anthonycunningham5822]

I've git the same problem. The only solution I can see is to remove the small pegs as mine don't align either. I haven't done ut yet as I was waiting to see other people's solutions. Thanks 👍

[@NicolaMs007]

hi scott thanks for the info, havent yet started my build, but am up to stage 81, when I come to this part, wlll try and do it this way....am gonna start it in few months when I hit issue 100

[@a11csc]

❤❤👍👍😊😊

[@richardhellawell4596]

Mine was a bloody nightmare. The light wires were fine. But the funnel wires oh my word 😩

[@AWF1000]

I'm having a hard time lining the pins correctly on the top boat deck. The 2nd floor deck is easy. The first half of that deck lines up perfectly, but the 2nd half is off by an inch

[@Garten-Productions]

i think they are doing this act because of the cable 52A. it is starting on the botom and has to put in the boat deck trough the B-deck.

[@Garten-Productions]

they are doing this in hope that people break parts and buy the magazines again.

[@steve7858]

And if something breaks and you have to order a replacement part, it is quite costly and takes them forever to ship it.

[@teatimebuilds]

:)