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  1. Chuck
    Quarter deck beams and planking templates just in case you guys need them for chapter 7. But they will most likely be used later when we plank the qdeck. Also the templates for the carlings and ledges on the qdeck. qdeckplanks-beams.pdf qdeckplanksframing.pdf qdeckplankingtemp.pdf
  2. Chuck
    Really nice. Gonna get it done before joint clubs? looking forward to seeing it in person…maybe Philly modelcom?
  3. Chuck
    Yes indeed. It would be pretty close. like this. With only one inboard tackle however. But that is rarely shown as it wouldnt be out at all times. But keep in mind we only have 4 lids per side. So not as impressive as a two or three decker, LOL.
  4. Chuck
    Its already available. Check the tab above for the “General discussions” area of the group project and you will find the topic on downloading monograph chapters. Its been up there for two weeks and I announced it when I uploaded it. Jim are you up to chapter 7….I havent seen any updates on your model since March. I would love to see what your progress looks like.
  5. Chuck
    Beautiful.....much much better.....I see a lot of folks who leave the WOP on the hull after applying it way too thick and it glosses over. Its not supposed to form a hard shell coating. Once wiping it on, use another lint-free cloth to wipe it off. It will seep into the wood and you will basically buff the surface free of the wet shiny stuff. This will leave a nice consistent surface quality showing the beauty of the wood without any gloss at all. Chuck
  6. Chuck
    You will most likely have some real problems on the port side planking up to the sheer. You should remove and fix the "kink" or abrupt bend in the planking. It appears just aft or under the last port opening. Other than that the planking looks lovely. Chuck
  7. Chuck
    Nicely done
  8. Chuck
    Looks good. Bet you are glad thats finished. Be careful with the poly. You dont want a shiny hull. Wipe it off immediately so you dont get any shiny spots. I would sand the entire hull lightly and reapply. Wiping off any excess so you dont get any hint of a shiny spot.
  9. Chuck
    Bob…she is looking good. A quick note… If you plan on rigging the ships wheel, you should drill two holes in those slots on the gundeck. Into the center of each slot. I am talking about that little square just forward of the bulkhead. Then insert two long lengths of rope….025 would do the trick. If you dont do this now you will have a devil of a time getting rope down between the beams. You can wrap the rope around the drum for the ships wheel much later in the project. So just neatly coil it up and set it to the side for now after inserting the ends i nto the holes you drilled.
  10. Chuck
    That is some neat and tidy work. Nice tight seams and joints. Well done.
  11. Chuck
    Yes that is fine. It helps us grow to 40,000 members.
  12. Chuck
    Nicely done.....
  13. Chuck
    We will rewrite it to make it clearer.....
  14. Chuck
    Yes you can send folks here by posting a link to a log on MSW.....and yes you can post your stuff anywhere, its yours. This rule simply lets folks know that you cant take photos and logs from other people/members and post them outside of MSW....without asking them for permission first. For example....you cant copy my plans and build log photos for the Medway Longboat group on another forum without first getting permission from me....you shouldnt save any PDF files or chapters created here for such builds on other forums. You cant duplicate or post photos of another members work without asking them first for permission. Its to protect our members....you guys from having your photos and documents stolen without your knowledge or approval. Certainly you can see why that is the case. Chuck
  15. Chuck
    Just beautiful Glenn…cant wait to see what you do with the Winnie. The cedar on your Cheerful looks so lovely. chuck
  16. Chuck
    Really looking good....
  17. Chuck
    Well done on the square tuck!!
  18. Chuck
    That is looking nice and tidy. Very nice progress. You have most of the repetitive stuff all done except for the cannons. It should go much easier from this point on.
  19. Chuck
    That sure looks pretty. Excellent clean work.
  20. Chuck
    Nice work Tom. Looking pretty good so far.
  21. Chuck
    That looks great. A really nice longboat model. I am so glad you enjoyed it. Well done.
  22. Chuck
    Great to see you building again Jeff. Looks great so far!!! Chuck
  23. Chuck
    Looks good Bob....remember that you will probably have to adjust the position of some of those beams either forward or back to comply with the fittings below them. This is so they line up properly with columns and bulkheads etc. Chuck
  24. Chuck
    Remember….entries to the photo competition must be submitted by August 2nd!!! Time is running out so get your model entered soon.
  25. Chuck
    Beautiful. You have done a really nice job with the model. I do hope you enjoyed putting it together.

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