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Remcohe

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  1. Remcohe
    You lucky b.... you finally made it to this point Remco
  2. Remcohe
    Hi Piet, she's coming together really well. I see your signature all over the model with all the added extra details we all know you for. Remco
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    The painting looks very convincing. I'm still in doubt wether to paint my friezes or not.... Druxey is right, I remember from my arts classes at the uni, soak the paper really well and use special tape to tape it down to a board. I used the same technique to prepare paper for airbrushing. Remco
  4. Remcohe
    My hat is off to you Sir, splendid work. Remco
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    Thanks all. David B, well the thing is I'm building Admiralty style so as I'm not adding any more planking it looks like the straps are underneath the planking. But if you look closer you can see small shims I used to compensate for the lack of planking on the lower two gudgeons. Remco
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    Very nice planking Ed! Remco
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    Jan, the bottom of the rudder should be higher than the top of the false keel. Otherwise the false keel (if it comes of when hitting ground) would rip off the rudder in the process. The issue occurred when I marked the hight of the pintles using the pre cut slots on the sternpost. I should have noticed it then Remco
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    Thanks all for helping me to sort this out. Jan, 0,5 mm copper rod scored with a sharp blade made the screw head. Sorry Grant, no way I can make working screws on this scale So that said, the gudgeons are made, again from brass strip and bar silver soldered together and formed to follow the hull curvature. I'll probably use some castello shims to compensate for the missing hull planking. Some adjustments are still needed before I can bolt the gudgeons permanently to the hull. Somehow gudgeon #5 ended up under the transom planking Remco
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    Michael, Thank you very much for your elaborate answer, this is very helpful. I now understand I need to add a few very important steps in my drilling procedure. One being to start using a good center drill to mark the drill points. Remco
  10. Remcohe
    Michael, your metal work is exquisite and a joy to watch. Do you use some sort of sensitive drilling attachment when you use the PCB drills? Mine always break whenever I use them in the mill or drill press and whenever possible I revert to drill small holes by hand (a tedious task.....) Remco
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    Piet, the jol is beautiful. Remco
  12. Remcohe
    Looks really wonderful Gil, I love the different shades of colour and with the details added it really comes to live. Remco
  13. Remcohe
    Congrats Mark, she's coming together great! Remco
  14. Remcohe
    The cross section of your hull planking shows how incredibly good your planking skills are. The joints are perfectly tight though out the thickness of the planks, not an easy task. I forgive you for hiding this nice detail with a perfect stern section Remco
  15. Remcohe
    A long overdue update, be it small is more than one way The tiller hole was repositioned and the hoops were added The pintles are browned, bolted & screwed to the rudder, (okay I simulated the screws.....) Next up the Gudgeons, any ideas how long they need to be? TFFM only shows one, are #2 to #5 all the same length? Remco
  16. Remcohe
    Looking great Ben. I remember how tedious the framing was on my KF and I allowed myself the occasional break to make a sub assembly of some kind for use further down the road. Hang in there you are nearly there. Remco
  17. Remcohe
    She looks wonderful Tony, I really like the contrast of the fully planked hull side next to the bare one. Remco
  18. Remcohe
    This is metalworking of a whole different league..... Splendid work Michael. Remco
  19. Remcohe
    2.0 Is even better than 1.0, good job Piet! Remco
  20. Remcohe
    Oh yes, the hooks look much better. Which etching service did you use? Remco
  21. Remcohe
    Interesting detail, and very nicely executed. Remco
  22. Remcohe
    Karl, that is really stunning. Remco
  23. Remcohe
    Looks awesome Rusty! Remco
  24. Remcohe
    Looking very sweet Piet Remco
  25. Remcohe
    Good to see your updates again Sir, looking great. Remco

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