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Quick question, is there any record on the masting/rigging for Winchelsea?
Would it be the same as for Triton?
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I’m going to build the HMS Winchelsea. I will build from scratch. Most of my build will be plywood and basswood with cedar carvings.
I am backed up a couple of builds, but I will be participating.
I can’t pass this one up. The Winchelsea makes for an impressive model.
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If the plans for the kit has line drawings, find the body plan.
Otherwise find the part of the plan that has the bulkheads.
Pick out whichever bulkheads that you want to place the cradles for your stand at, trace the to them waterline.
That is the inside of your cradle.
Next, draw out the outer side of your cradle.
Reflect the entire thing over the centerline.
That’s how I did mine.
It sounds a lot more complicated than it actually is.
See post 64 of Prince de Neufchatel by GrandpaPhil in the scratch build section.
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Or just scratch build a couple of blocks.
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I agree! Fantastic work!
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Your metalworking is fantastic!
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Thank you all very much for the comments and the likes!
The fore top gallant sail is on and rigged.
I did much better on the bowlines and the bunt line.
That leaves two royals, the main sail and the top main staysail plus the stun sails.
The stun sails will be the last sails to be installed due to the necessity of being able to belay lines around them.
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Prince de Neufchatel by GrandpaPhil - FINISHED - 1/72 - CARD - from Chapelle Plans
in - Build logs for subjects built 1801 - 1850
Posted · Edited by GrandpaPhil
The Prince de Neufchatel is done.
It’s my first ever scratch build.
I learned a lot from this build.
I thoroughly enjoyed it.
It’s not perfect, but it’s not bad for a first try.