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  • Birthday 02/01/1969

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  2.    Dan Vadas reacted to a post in a topic: HM Brig Supply by Jobbie - Caldercraft - Scale 1:64
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  4. Jobbie
    I'm posting these to my Facebook page as well, and one of my friends asked me a question I don't have an answer to. If deck planks are typically 21 feet long (1:64 scale length of 100mm), how long are the hull planks? I guess he's asking about the first planking, because it's the full length of the ship. Should I attempt to keep the hull second planking strips to roughly 100mm? And if so, is there a shift pattern I should try to follow?
  5. Jobbie
    Bugger. Looking back at these photos, I've noticed I've made an error in the left-most quarterdeck plank...It throws out the 3-shift pattern. Oh well. It will remain.
  6.    Jobbie reacted to a post in a topic: Plank lengths for 1814 Brig of War
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    Quarterdeck planking and bulwark lining complete. First coat of Admiralty Paints red ocre on the cabin facia panel.
  8.    SIDEWAYS SAM reacted to a post in a topic: HM Brig Supply by Jobbie - Caldercraft - Scale 1:64
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    Progress.
  11. Jobbie
    My ad-hoc 100mm jig. 1:64 Scale - 21ft plank.
  12.    Dan Vadas reacted to a post in a topic: HM Brig Supply by Jobbie - Caldercraft - Scale 1:64
  13. Jobbie
    I’ve had to think about in what order I do things. I want the hull planks to sit over the side edges of the cabin facia, so it will need to be fitted first. But I also want the quarterdeck planking to overlap the forward and rear edges so I can sand them down flush. The transom sticks out sideways proud of the hull, so that will have to go on last. So so there we have it- Quarterdeck planking next, then cabin front facia, then hull second planking, then transom. So I’ve trimmed away the quarterdeck bulwark guides from sections 8, 9, 10 & 11. Ive been wondering whether I should laminate the facia and transom with left-over deck planks. But I’ll prefer to leave them as one piece.
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  15.    Dan Vadas reacted to a post in a topic: HM Brig Supply by Jobbie - Caldercraft - Scale 1:64
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    I’ve completed planking the forecastle and main decks. Now I’m lining the inside walls of the bulwarks with pre-painted second planking. A heap of spring clips hold everything in place until it dries. I’m using Admiralty Paints red ochre. I love it. It goes on a real treat!
  19.    aviaamator reacted to a post in a topic: HM Brig Supply by Jobbie - Caldercraft - Scale 1:64
  20. Jobbie
    I’ve painted the inside of the hull black where possible, so it doesn’t show up later.
  21. Jobbie
    I’ve given the hull a thorough sanding, and I’m quite happy with the result. The transom plate snapped in half a while ago, but I’ve found after gluing it in place, it all meets up rather well.
  22.    robdurant reacted to a post in a topic: HM Brig Supply by Jobbie - Caldercraft - Scale 1:64
  23. Jobbie
    First planking complete. 23 planks per side (from the bulwark to the keel), with 15 full length planks left over. Next- Lots of sanding.
  24. Jobbie
    Closing the gap- I’m finding this bit easier than I thought I would. Still working from the keel, I’m planking towards the other planks. As you can see from the photos, the second last plank wants to stay centered. I don’t want it to. So I use off-cut wedges to push it to one side. That leaves exactly one plank width as the last gap. Happy with that.
  25. Jobbie
    I wouldn’t worry about it. If you want total accuracy, Corel probably isn’t the way to go. The kit is a couple of decades old now. I have the same kit, by the way. Not starting it just yet, though.
  26. Jobbie
    Personally, I’d stick to the yellow ochre.
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