NEED SOME HELP PLEASE

I just looked at the original date on this post, it's from January, 2003. I think we're too late to help him. Thanks again for dredging another post out of the archives tankerbuilder.

thanks for the tips :)

Another vote for Bondo's approach. If you have to botch, do it where it'll be less likely to be noticed. The eye is naturally drawn to corners, so do any adjustments of lenght well away from them.

Cheers,

Chris.

What bondoman says is valid. Not all stanchions are uniformly spaced on a ship anyway. There are longer and shorter runs of railings,

I start at the corner and fudge it in the middle. Thats the old tilesetters trick. People look at edges more than they do middles. Just my .

I'm getting close to installing the rails on my T2, which I'll post. It's got a LOT!

 HI, I have to admit I haven,t done p.e. that long, but, thats not the point is it? When I find a corner like that, What I dois this, I make my bend as sharp as I can and later put in a stanchion. Sometimes I have found that it,s best to start at such a corner. The next run of rail can then brought up to itminus the stanchion. Just remember when you do this to put a teensy dropof glue on each rail and they won,t get bent out of shape.    tankerbuilder

Try cutting the verticle post so all you have is the 3 or 4 rails left and attach them to the verticle post this makes it look like its one continues rail.. HTH