Video 99. HMS Thorn. Planking 101. Installing the treenails/trunnels.

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[@johno1142]

Thanks much for taking the time to do all of your videos and to show your skills and techniques. These details are what really make a model realistic and a true work of art.

[@JoseHernandez-yv3nt]

Amazing skills and great dedication, I Want to see the next video.

[@TheModelShipwrightPaulLester]

Great job, looking forward to seeing the finished hull.

[@thomaszaccone3960]

This is really an awesome series. Planking is such a challenge. Thank you.

[@addisth]

Great works, beautiful models. Thanks you for this master class. Best regard

[@ladygardener100]

Are the tree nails for decoration. I would expect the treensils to be lighter than the greenheart, so would be very noticeable

[@АлександрДидух-я6ю]

.this job requires a lot of patience and you did it perfectly

[@angieangie21]

Amazing build and love watching your progress. Your videos are very interesting and educational, thank you :)

[@ladygardener100]

I was intenspding tp use co ktsil sticks

[@ladygardener100]

So relaxing

[@conductorjohnmthtrains2239]

Wow you are insane!. I built Montanes 1:72 in a year, i should have done the treenails. On my next build i will!👍

[@kevinkenny5122]

That is an excellent question and for 1:72 it is doubtful that they could be seen. So it entirely your call. As the scale get larger it become more important. At 1:48 they certainly can be noticed and as such should be used in a scratch built model. In a kit or bulkhead model I am not sure I would bother.