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FC deck details completed except for spanshackles as still waiting on square brass wire to be delivered.
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Portland is coming along really nicely JJ, but also cant wait to see you back on the Winnie too! Will the lower deck be getting a full set of cannons/carriages or just dummy cannon barrels sticking out?
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I feel your pain brother, but the result when you take the time to do it right really shows through!
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FC rails and details just being finished up and the belfry and its rail waiting to be installed. Need some square wire to make the spanshackles and chapter 9 is completed. Chapter 10 will be completed very soon, just the QD cannons, binnacle and ships wheel to be completed.
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Nope - does it actually work?
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QD Breastrail pinned and installed to the breastbeam, lots of fun cleaning the laser char from the uprights.
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QD side and taffrail railings completed, will work on QD Breastrail next and then move back to FC rails.
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Looking really good Rusty but I have a question, the frames seem to have an awful lot of difference height wise in places so you need to do lots of fairing - but do the joint lines have a nice curve fore and aft? Just wondering if some of the frames are too high/low compared to their neighbours? ben
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Gangways and their knees completed, Breasthook installed, Cathead slots were cut and then they were installed and the Transom frames were cut down using the supplied template. All ready to start making all of the railings.
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Center planking on both QD and FC completed ( did not put the notches around the scuttles on the QD - prefer the look ) and I started the gangways, I want to finish most of the inboard details before I begin the railings to avoid damaging them.
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Print out the stern frame plans and use as a template to get correct athwartships orientation, to hold the frames while you adjust, if they are too loose in the slots - use some scotch tape to make them a touch thicker or just a very small dab of white glue will do the trick, spend A LOT of time getting this right as if you don’t your quarter galleries will be wrong and stern light spacing which throws off the entire build and look! Print out the side plans and use them for correct orientation fore/aft of the framing. Again - spend weeks not hours getting this right. Im sure Chuck and others will offer plenty of advice if you ask for it. seems it’s just you and me making regular updates on our Winnies lately! ben
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Margin planks on FC done, catails installed and work on Comings and gratings underway in preparation for planking down the middle of both decks.
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Congrats on getting through one of the hardest parts to pull off!
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Chapter 9 is well under way with the QD and FC side plates to cover the last of the framing done, Caprails installed and the QD planking half completed. There will be lots of paint touchups that will need to be done and small gaps filled when the planking is completed.
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I’ll get back to Pegasus when I have completed Winchelsea, on a roll with her right now!
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Chapter 8 has been completed, just a little sanding of the deck beams and knees when I start planking to get a nice run. I still haven’t added the cannons in the waist yet as want to keep them out of the way as long as possible so I don’t knock them loose with an errant elbow.
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Thanks JP, good to know your still around!
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Chapter 8 has begun by adjusting the positions of the Forward six FC deck beams as per the layout plan, they all needed to be moved forward to some degree. Also both sets of the riding bitts were built and installed.
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