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Post 141, 1st picture, what material did you use for mast boot.- 200 replies
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A little more detail on this table, brand, modifications etc. Thanks for posting
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That would work but not quite as accurate, I Did find these plans and by applying the 109ft should work as the under water shape is similar. If I drew out the section plans and compared them they should be similar. Thanks, guy
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A method for making panelled sails using paper
the learner replied to Cathead's topic in Masting, rigging and sails
Cat head, thank you for posting your method on sail making. Interesting and well done! I am sure all who read this agree. I do plan on using paper sails for my next model as I have only used cloth at this point.- 49 replies
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What type of metal are the castings
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Great job on the model! Love the case and thanks for the drawing of the case, could you elaborate on the joinery?
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Fantastic build and all from a picture and memory! Well done, looking foward to that final photo!
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Fantastic build kees'. This is a beautiful model and one any one would be proud to display in ones home or museum too!
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Antony, I am sure you are number one in Alex's life. Good work!
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Looking foward to seeing your jig for the paddle wheels, any one know if Clare is still sailing?
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Long birthday! and such a fantastic start.
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Nice build, look foward to seeing the finished section. Thanks for jumping in with clarification on what I was asking tom. Not that I plan on building the leopard I liked how Tom was opening up some of the innards of the leopard showing how that part was constructed. My thought was to modify a POB kit build and wondred how Tom had modified his build, I was wrong! Guy
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Perfect! Tom, Bluto. Yes I see a total scratchbuilt model. I was thinking to modify a kit but can see now that would would be more difficult though not impossible. Cheers, Guy
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Thanks, so you did not use any part of the bulkhead keel former that you would have normally used for a POB build. The first and last pictures are great but they do not show the keel part between the POB and POF section of your build. Yes on photo #2 shows the keel for the first bulkhead going aft and I assume it is the same going foward. Perfect a complete scratch build!
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Ok, just trying to figure out how you delt with bulkhead and built up frames on the keel. Guess I asked for TMI.
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Thanks, so you did not use any part of the bulkhead keel former that you would have normally used for a POB build. The picture is great but it does not show the keel part between the POB and POF section of your build.
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The build has progressed nicely, beautiful done and interesting. If it's not too much to ask would it be possible if available could you post a couple of pictures on how you delt with the keel in transition between POB and POF portion of your build, I know you said you used walnut for the POF, but how did you tie the walnut in with the two portions?
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Nice start!
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Converting a Backyard Shed into a Model Workshop
the learner replied to Hank's topic in Modeling tools and Workshop Equipment
A strong power vent at peak to pull in that morning air before you turn on that air-conditioner you're going to purchase. HD Carrie's the ones Bob is talking about. And I see you are putting in the proper insulation. -
Sweet build, you have been a busy boy! The type of wood you are using? looks like Pear wood. You might want to do some inside planking if you are going to keep the framing somewhat open.
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Looking good, does your brother want it back?
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