
Robert V802
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You are off to a great start. Have this kit sitting in front of me now and thinking I might need to put the Gulnara aside for a while !
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Had a whole day alone yesterday to work, talk about luck ! Bulwarks are done but I have a couple of questions. First, are the red inner bulwarks continued right up to the bowsprit or do they stop at the front bulkhead ? I can not tell from the pics. Second, did you use the precut plywood railing atop the bulwarks or scratch it. My curve at the top of the bulwark seems a little too curvy and the plywood to stiff. Can one soak ply like solid wood ? Third, those "clamps" that go from the top rail to the wale - how does one go about setting up the spacing so it all fits. Instructions show these clamps installed in step "V" but the top rail in put on in step "F" Any ideas ? Anyway - here are some new pics:
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Nice work so far ! I will follow along as this looks like an interesting kit to consider. Enjoy ! Robert
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Question - With a bluff bow, how does one stop the clinker hull effect ? After 5 planks down from the deck, the problem is here. I have noticed on some bluff bow models it appears that 5 or 6 planks are almost horizontal from the deck down and then it appears that remainder of the planks go from the keel up and run almost vertical at the bow. Will this help ?
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Thank you for the insight, Jean-Pierre. I have adjusted the lay of that first plank to flatten it a bit more. I am going to move over to the kit build section and continue there.
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Thank you for the info. Ya gotta love the instructions " Plank like this picture " ! Robert
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Morning all - Started working on the Greek Galiot and I have a question. All the tutorials on hull planking say to let the wood lie naturally but this ship has a wildly up curving bow that forms a defensive wall. There was a build log on the old site but we all know the tragedy that happened. So, if anyone has built this model and can offer guidance or any ideas, that would be most welcome. Will post some pics when I figure out how. Robert
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