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About Cuda1949

  • Birthday 11/19/1949

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    Male
  • Location
    West Fenwick Island Delaware
  • Interests
    Ship Modeling, Ships in Bottles, Golfing, Playing Guitar

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  1.    Cuda1949 reacted to a post in a topic: Converting a Backyard Shed into a Model Workshop
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  16. Cuda1949
    The two clubs nearest me are about 150 miles North and 150 miles south. One in Philadelphia and one in Hampton Va. At one time I lived in either Philly or Hampton.
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  20. Cuda1949
    Great job very impressive. Makes me want to restart my The President and put my Brig of 1812 ship in a bottle to the side. Again Great Job.
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  24. Cuda1949
    Absolutely agree. Thanks I enjoy reading MSW at least 3 times a day.
  25. Cuda1949
    My almost finished Cutty Sark (Scratch built) 2 years in the making.
  26. Cuda1949
    very nice. I like the sails added to the model. Mine did not include the sails.
  27. Cuda1949
    Thanks for the offer and thanks for the kind words but I am staying close to home till everything returns to semi normal.
  28. Cuda1949
    Finished the running rigging. Over two years so far invested so far. Actually the model is 99% done. All that is left is to make the figurehead and then make a base for the model to stand on. Unfortunately I have to wait to get to the lumber mill to get a nice piece of wood to mount the ship on.
  29. Cuda1949
    I bought the same model kit off ebay back in the early 90 s and it was first model I built after building many ships is bottles. I wrestled with the model but I did finish it and it sits proudly among my sib of the PRIDE OF Baltimore and the Young American. Very nice work on your part look forward to following along.
  30. Cuda1949
    Finished the three life boats and sewed covers on top to replicate canvas covers. Lesson learned do all your deck work first the attach your rigging. Life boats are in place and tied down. Now on to the final running rigging.
  31. Cuda1949
    Okay back at it. Today I started building my life boats using basswood that I shaped sanded. I am in the process of planking them. I plan to cover the tops with white canvas material and then mounting them on the ship. I also built the braces or stands for the lifeboats as well as a jig for bending the planks. I have also continued doing the running rigging, I learned a valuable lesson from this to have everything done on the deck prior to rigging the ship.
  32. Cuda1949
    They are braced square to the centerline.
  33. Cuda1949
    Yes I am using that and some plans from Building a Clipper Ship. Unfortuantely I do not have the Hackney Book but will see if I can find it on ABE.Books Thanks for the input.
  34. Cuda1949
    Actually I have to be very careful as this is a temporary holder for the ship. I am looking for a special piece of wood to mount the ship on. It is fairly stable. Thanks for the concern,
  35. Cuda1949
    Back at it working on the rigging slow work.
  36. Cuda1949
    Welcome back from Lower Slower Delaware. Merry Christmas

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