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                        Railing Placement

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                        mfsob
                        • Member since
                          March 2005
                        • From: West Virginia, USA
                        Posted by mfsob on Sunday, October 18, 2009 7:14 PM
                        In 1/700, just barely in from the edge of the deck is fine. In that scale, even if it's flush with the edge of the deck, who's going to notice?
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                        EdGrune
                        • Member since
                          August 2005
                        • From: Mansfield, TX
                        Posted by EdGrune on Saturday, October 17, 2009 7:15 AM

                        The gutter channel (bottom rail) should be located about six-inches inboard of the deck edge.

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                        bondoman
                        • Member since
                          March 2007
                        • From: Carmel, CA
                        Posted by bondoman on Saturday, October 17, 2009 1:55 AM
                         Jeffry wrote:

                        I served on the USS Taluga AO-62 during Vietnam.  The railings were just inside the side of the ship.  That is 1/2 inch from the side of the ship

                        Jeff

                        Jeff, look at my T2 thread for what it's worth and I'd welcome any thoughts. I'm going to try to finish her this Fall.

                        M1- what looks right.

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                        Jeffry
                        • Member since
                          April 2009
                        • From: Santa Clarita, California
                        Posted by Jeffry on Saturday, October 17, 2009 1:21 AM

                        I served on the USS Taluga AO-62 during Vietnam.  The railings were just inside the side of the ship.  That is 1/2 inch from the side of the ship

                        Jeff

                        Jeffry

                         

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                        M1 A1 A2 Tanker
                        • Member since
                          August 2006
                        • From: Amherst, MA
                        Railing Placement
                        Posted by M1 A1 A2 Tanker on Friday, October 16, 2009 9:29 PM

                        In 1/700 should I place my photo-etched railings right on the edge of the deck or set back a little?

                        Thanks in advance....

                         

                        Scott

                         

                         

                         

                        “Computers are like Old Testament gods; lots of rules and no mercy.”  ~ Joseph Campbell

                         

                         

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