John Maguire
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Rules for posting and joining the Medway Longboat group project
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San Bartolome galleon
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My San Bartolome with the optional cradle, building slip, paint kit walnut wood and sails was shipped on October 9th and just cleared customs at JFK on Saturday. Pavel and Denis have been a joy to work with. I hold them in the highest regard . . ;. Respectfully, John
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FOR SALE: Winchelsea Kit #1
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Hamilton, my sincere apologies - I posted this and failed to look back for replies! Canada would seem to be no problem for shipping though I've never done it. If you are still interested, please drop me a note direct: w1cdo@me.com Respectfully, John Maguire
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FOR SALE: Winchelsea Kit #1
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FOR SALE: Winchelsea Kit #1
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SOLD This is a repeat posting for the kit . . . I have changed my mind about my next project and wish to sell the Winchelsea kit #1, the laser cut basswood brackets and laser cut parts for chapter one. Chuck's packing to me is unopened. I will re-label it and ship USPS for $225.
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Independence 1775 by DocBlake - Artesania Latina - 5/16" scale.
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Medway Longboat (1742) by John Maguire
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I overlooked Chuck's plain warning to be sure to remove laser burn from the ends of the floors. I glued without reading that section of the instructions at the time I was working and forgot that I had read it on earlier studies. As Chuck says, if you don't do it, it creates a bit of a challenge later . . . Fortunately, a tiny diamond stud file got me out of trouble in an hour. I have the keel attached to the rear section of frames and am ready to glue the forward end but have paused to RTFM again.
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Thank you Chuck . . .
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Floors glued in place and both sides of each frame taped.
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Additional tasking at the Cougar Mountain Shipyard . . . The bulkheads fit the building board with finished furniture tolerance. Eventual disassembly is going to be "fun". On a one by one basis I hold them to natural light looking for the lack of light seepage to be sure the bulkhead is flush with the building board. When looking at the bottom of the building board most of the bulkheads are long by the thickness of a piece of paper or two . . . I have a half inch thick slab of glass that I use as a "flat" surface with a piece of 220 to work off the bottom of each bulkhead, one at a time, in the actual location where it will eventually be placed. And with happy hour approaching the two piece bulkheads were laid out with their respective floors, ready for glue.
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Hi Griphos, Thank you for looking in. I thought it might be easier. I'll probably do the entire build this way.
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I have had my kit for a week during which time I have primarily been looking at what the rest of you have been doing to gain from your experiences and ideas. My comments about quick delivery, arriving in perfect condition and impression of high quality are the same as previously stated collectively by the group. I fabricated the suggested spacers for installing the thinner pieces on top of the keel, stem and stern. I prefer the appearance of the scarfed keel and am building that way. It was impressive to see the notched piece fit snugly on top of the keel without need for any length adjustment. I am using wipe on poly prior to releasing components. One coat is barely discernible, two as on the keel might be just about right. I have seen one instance of waiting to attach the transom until the frames and keel are on the building board - I am inclined to follow that path myself. Here is my beginning . . .
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Rusty, that is spectacular - congratulations . . . Respectfully, John
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Exquisite work Rusty and beautiful photography to present it. Respectfully, John Seattle
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Really nice, Steve . . . Respectfully, John Seattle
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Excellent. Well, Chuck has a new crop of happy campers . . .
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