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  • Birthday 03/14/1958

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    Cookham, Berkshire,UK

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  1.    mort stoll reacted to a post in a topic: HMS Ethalion 1797 by robdurant - Modified from Caldercraft 1:64 HMS Diana 1794
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    Looking good Rob, I like the black background, especially the photo from the stern
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    Excellent work Michael, I like the panel's with the spalting showing through, when oiled they should look awesome
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  14. paulsutcliffe
    Welcome back, looking good
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  22. paulsutcliffe
    And the doctor in back to the future if I remember rightly, welcome aboard
  23. paulsutcliffe
    The full plan, as you can see a large windlass at the front but no davit??? The captains cabin is also under the fore deck with not a lot of room because if the state room I guess, which also isn't exactly large either but heated
  24. paulsutcliffe
    Wow, looking fantastic, Great work Gaetan
  25. paulsutcliffe
    Thanks Druxey, I cant see a galley anywhere on the lower deck but there is a fireplace for the state room, you can see the chimney and base plate on the picture above. I'm guessing that this ship might have had other purposes than just ferrying the clerk around, maybe anchor hoy or the like, due to the large capstan and windlass. Could a mounting like this have been used for the fish davit when hauling an anchor??? Would they have needed a galley if just being used in the port confines?? Thanks Regards Paul
  26. paulsutcliffe
    Basic structure has been out together, boxwood keel and stem Counter planking complete, Black paper between each plank
  27. paulsutcliffe
    There is a little anomaly on the plan though that im not sure what it is, the deck plan shows a square but the profile shows sort of mounting shape if anyone has any ideas I would appreciate it?? Obviously going to be some time before I get there !
  28. paulsutcliffe started following The clerk of the cheque's yacht of sheerness, taken off may 1757-1/35 POB NMM plans by Paul Sutcliffe
  29. paulsutcliffe
    The wife bought me these plans last Christmas after seeing me looking at them on the NMM website, last week before Xmas she asked me where were they and why hadn't I built it yet???? I had actually copied the plans and made bulkhead patterns The plans appear to be at 1/32 but the stem of the boat is missing so full length isn't known however extending the lines and using the deck plan a reasonable assumption can be made A false keel was made from ply along with the bulkheads, the ship plans say longboat in the notes but it is fully decked with a state room, and fireplace below deck and a large capstan and large windlass, sliding bowsprit gives the impression of a cutter rig and layout so that's what im aiming for, I've gone for bulkheads as there's no framing plan and as its full decked out I can show some nice deck planking hopefully
  30. paulsutcliffe
    Ha no worries, i was serious, lucky you, jealousy gets you nowhere😁
  31. paulsutcliffe
    Aren't you the lucky one😁 enjoy retirement Regards Paul
  32. paulsutcliffe
    Happy new year Siggi, glad to bear you are feeling better, still waiting for my lion to arrive and looking forward to activity on the tiger I wouldn't get to upset about the discussions in the ports, do what you feel is correct its your model after all, and most would be happy to get anywhere near your standards 😁😁 Regards Paul
  33. paulsutcliffe
    Happy new year Johann, I'm still waiting for my hooks to arrive, maybe in 2020 😁😁 Regards Paul
  34. paulsutcliffe
    Nice stash ha, happy new year to you Regards Paul

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