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Kevin Kenny

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    Sail ties or reefing lines
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    Fitted to the tempory base
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    Finial pieces to the scratch built. I decided to use one of the anchors on each boat. I excuse myself.
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    Completed the scratch built modelFinial pieces to the scratch built. I decided to use one of the anchors on each boat. I excuse myself.
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    Hi Walter i would love if you could remember where you got that information from as i plan to write a paper at then end. Even the front curved hatch i have done a bit differently. The drawings i have seen have it as part of a circle but i built it differently as curved hatch tops had a common solution and did not have to be perfectly curved. The curved circle would have been very difficult to access and use. Glad you find the videos of use, not very professional but should be instructive. I plan to do one last one when i finish. I may also add the case but am not sure as i have done two different ones on building cases.
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    Coming to the end, cleaning up the lines, adding the reefing lines, starting on the rope coils
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    Jig to make the rope coils and the sail ties
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    Middle stay sail had been replaced which means all the Sails and rigging are now complete. Just need some tidying up, place the coils of rope, cut off the loose ends, add the flags and anchor chain and we are done. Then to make the display cases. The model on the left used the cloth sails supplied with the kit while the one on the tight used silkdpan sails. I can see my skill improve as I went along under the guidance of Tom Lauria’s fantastic videos.
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    Close to the end andvthis happens. Dam , can’t put too much pressure on Silkspan
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    Just got my stock of cotton thread
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    You are very kind Cricket and I appreciate your comments . That’s the reason I did the videos in the first place so I am pleased that you found them useful . As life would have it I just returned last night from the Tobago keys and Carriacou so I’ll post some memories. Best regards kevin
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    The silk span can tear easily so I use a needle to poke holes in it and then put some thin CA on the needle and reinsert. This makes a strong hole. Gently use thread to attach to the sail then attach to the mast hoop.
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    Adding the corner patches
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    Attaching the lines
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    The fore Gaff sail sheets, the loose side is 23” long while the sheeted side is 13” long
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    Hi Scott when i had just started my modeling passion i had access to very little printed material and started collecting any books i could get my hands on. In a moment of weakness i purchased this series. To be honest i have accessed it very few times.
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    These photos show the clean up and the positioning of the lines as they come out of the corners. It should be an easy fix.
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    https://youtu.be/NjadS07KnTU

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