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Baker
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Greetings Patrick
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Oeps too late with my advice -
At home now and looking on my computer (big screen) instead on my small smartphone. If this is your first plank. Then you can get into trouble on your forecastle and maybe on your rearcastle On the Dusek drawings this plank stops on the forecastle and not on the bow. (Dusek drawing is from the dusek website) ps Nice planking on the stern
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Best is to use filler blocks at the bow
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Nice work with a lot of detail. My compliments.
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Greetings from Belgium
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Great start
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A build log of a Golden Hind is always interesting for me. I hope you can start soon with your model.
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Welcome back Michael. The quality of the brass cannons looks better for me. Great work!
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Welcome Phil from France. I am sure that you will find something on this site
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Thank you all for following and comments. It was a productive weekend. Wood has been sawn so that I can continue to build. Further i thought about stairs to the underlying deck. And discovered that on some plans no stairs are provided at all. Forget something? A mistake? Fortunately there is something provided on "my" Golden Hind Thanks for following
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And greetings form Belgium
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Hello everybody @Carl : Have it asked at Jan. We have the same opinion. @ Marcus and Steven : Thanks for the comments. After installing the rudder are all deck beams in place. And i started with the holes for the hatches. The width is approximately 120 cm (about 4 feet) on scale 1/1 Work in progress A first test to see what it will look like. The thickness of these deckplanks will not be visible later I make it too thick, this will give extra strength to the deck Further finishing, the deck beam in the center of the hatch will later be removed later on To be able to lift the anchor there must be a capstan on this deck. The capstan is build very basic. And is placed at the only place where there is still enough room left . Thanks for following
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Do not wait, start now.
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Start a build log. This is always interesting and helpful.
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When I look at your picture, you can indeed do a lot with this wood. Handy (scrap) marker for the waterline Nice work
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Missing body plan
Baker replied to rafterrat_2005's topic in Building, Framing, Planking and plating a ships hull and deck
Does this help?? http://modelshipworldforum.com/resources/plans_and_research/InterpretingLineDrawings.pdf -
At about 6 km distance
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And good luck with your first build.
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Greetings from East flanders
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And greetings
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Attach the rudder to the stern. Making hinges. The plastic hinges will be a weak point. To fix this, copper pins of diameter 1mm are placed. Holes are drilled in the stern at the right place. A knock with the hammer, and the rudder is well fixed. This will not come loose anymore. Finish the hinges A light layer of metal paint is first applied under the white layer. The upper hinge is painted black. Bolts are attached on the helm. Painting on the bottom in white and after some polishing and dry brushing the rudder is ready. I do not find any paintings or drawings from this period with chains or ropes attached to the rudder. These will therefore not be applied. Thanks for following
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