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    Hi, It’s been awhile. Furled sails and ratlines are the latest additions. Walter
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    Hi, Just a quick update. The rigging is moving along. Walter
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    Hi, It’s been a while. The masts are now complete. Walter
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    Hi, Time for a quick update. I’ll be starting the rigging shortly. Walter
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    Hi, I’ve been busy working on the ship’s boats. The result of those efforts are below. Walter
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    Hi, I worked up a figurehead using Sculpey and modeling paste. Walter
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    Hi, Thank you everyone for the likes. The top deck has been planked. Walter
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    Hi, Time for a quick update. More deck beams were installed and the top deck is ready for planking. Walter
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    Hi, Cannons were added to the gun deck, and some additional work on the stern was completed. Walter
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    Thank you EJ. The scale is quite a challenge, As for the wood, It's actually bamboo. I mill the planks and timbers with a finishing plane. Walter
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    Hi, Time for a quick update. I played with some paint on the hull, and completed some more planking. Walter
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    Hi, The gun ports have been framed. Walter
  13. NJQUACK
    Hi, Everything is moving along. The beams and deck planks have been installed. Walter
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    Mike, Thank you. I chose the scale primarily for space reasons and secondarily for the challenge. So far so good but I expect to run into some interesting problems as the project progresses. Walter
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    Hi, Happy New Year. It’s time for a quick update. The hull has been planked and now it’s time to start working on the beams and gun deck planking. Walter
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    Hi, It’s been a while. I’ve been busy with the frames. They are all in place now, and it’s time to start working on the clamps and stern framing. Thank you Aviaamator. The scale is presenting a challenge. I wear an OptiVisor most of the time while building. Walter
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    Hi, The source of this project is the “Plan of HMS Surprise, 1796 Lines and Profile, from the Royal Museums Greenwich (Publisher code J5948). The drawing was imported into a cad program, traced, and a scaled working set of drawings printed. Construction is now underway. Walter
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    Hi, This project is finally drawing to a close. For a stand I’m using a piece of drift wood. I’ve also added a few characters. Thank you all. Walter
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    Hi, Thank you for all the likes. I've been busy with the sails and ratlines. Walter
  20. NJQUACK
    Hi, Just a quick update. The rigging is underway. Walter
  21. NJQUACK
    Hi, Continuing to work on the mast and yards. Walter
  22. NJQUACK
    Looks like a fun project. Good luck. Walter
  23. NJQUACK
    Hi, Just a quick update. Beginning to start the masts. Walter
  24. NJQUACK
    Hi, This week I got some more painting done, added the windlass and cannons. The drawings clearly display 10 cannon ports. But the following note is on the plan. “Draught for building two arm’d sloops on Lake Champlain, to carry six carriage guns, four pounders and ten swivels half pounders; in pursuance of an order from the right Honourable the Lords Commissioners of the Admiralty ” For artistic reason I went with ten carriage guns. Walter
  25. NJQUACK
    Daniel, thank you very much. Walter

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