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Cutter Alert 1777 by Dali - FINISHED - scale 1:48
Dali replied to Dali's topic in - Build logs for subjects built 1751 - 1800
All the elements below are my authorship I will try to show as many son-in-law as possible on which you can see what and how I did up to the state of construction as of today. -
Hello all. In 2019, I bought the damaged and unfinished Alert hull via Allegro on the Internet. Cutter very nicely made sewn in difficult technique until he begged to finish it. Since May 2020, I have been trying to renovate and finish the construction of the Cuter Alert from 1777 based on the plans from the book Anatomy of the Ship by Peter Goodwin. Greetings, Piotrek PS. Sorry for the English but I use Google translator.
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It's not that bad, you'll adjust the keel later when you've made the cover. Problems will be later, at the stage of rigging, there are simply no solutions, there are no ropes, there is no need to attach, but you will have to use other materials - books. Do not be discouraged and keep building, because Halifax is a really beautiful schooner. Greetings, Piotrek
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