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Tom Lauria video on rigging
Kevin Kenny replied to Kevin Kenny's topic in Masting, rigging and sails
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Now you hat the rudder is complete it’s time to move on and complete the two models of the America. This was a good distraction
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She is really looking beautiful . The inside molding on the seat would not be done that way simply because you would not be able to sit right back . But that’s nitpicking. First class model
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This is my first real attempt to make lifeboats. I am struggling but plan to make a few more until I get it down pat. Follow this I’ll make a video on it . I am using lead boats supplied with the Bellona as the mold. It’s not perfect but it will get there. The sail ail did not come out to bad. On the scratch build model I will use silk span and fold them.
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Laminating the sides and seat can be challenging but looks fantastic when done. Boat looks great
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Having coppered one ship i most probabely will never cover another one. Its interesting that Greg Herbert does not copper his model so ill follow his lead.
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Kevin Kenny replied to rth385's topic in Building, Framing, Planking and plating a ships hull and deck
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internal framing
Kevin Kenny replied to rth385's topic in Building, Framing, Planking and plating a ships hull and deck
https://youtu.be/Q02EG5y4bBk excellent video on the actual construction of real life frames
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