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@Hubac's Historian I received a notification of a message titled "test" send by you, but I found any message on site ? What a curious mystery ! 😋 -
I have the "choice" between an historic "probability of truth", and another approach, more "creative" J-C Lemineur wrote to me that my proposition had existed, but later, then it would be an anachronism, that's also your point of view... I shall take a moment of reflection before a definitive decision 😘
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Yes, it's what you've understood, If you know the kit of USS Conferderacy, it's the model i'm following for improve the S-P gamonning I shall not modify the waterline position, because it's an absolute reference for all the built
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Don't forget that these holes will be hidden under a furring deck, SP seems to be a little difficult, but nothing really impossible for me... 😘
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Some end of afternoon small work :
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These illustrations show little more about this rather difficult question :
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Possible rectified gammoning's holes simulation :
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Jean-Claude Lemineur wrote me that verticalised and equidistant frames will be without real visible difference about shape of hull Here, as previewed, pics of a simulation of gammoning :
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With vertical frames, it's possible to draw floating line as reference, and that's I preview :
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I try to follow my built with a paper frame of head's knee : I answer J-C Lemineur about a curiosity (I've never saw that before...) : the gammoning's notches sink under the floating line... I shall tell you the response when received
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Last today work :
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Following work about the keel :
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Beginning of curving rabbet, 1 mm deep for 2 mm planking :
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Moby Dick, chapter one 😋
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Beginning of work by the keel, which will be horizontal, with equidistant and vertical frames, to improve the general look :
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Next news : I stopped momentously the Saint Philip's shipyard, some defaults of print made several pages as unreadable 🤢 The editor must post others soon... French quality... 😋
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Beginning of cut of frame's patterns Waterline in blue (like a famous Rhapsody... 😋), and first gun-deck figured in red color :
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[ And you should have bopped him upside his head for not having the keel at an incline on the original lines plans in the first place ] wrote Jagger That's was done... I cannot repeat here the entire discussion 😋
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It's also possible to use blind cannons barrel for the two down invisible gun desks, to simplify... No desk built would be necessary 😋
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After verification with Jean-Claude Lemineur, author of Saint-Philippe's monograph, the ship has a rear inclined keel : For exact construction, reproduce this angle pf 1.2 ° by a 1.2 cm part placed under fore keel, and install vertically all frames For a closed hull construction, it's possible to ignore this particularity, because the difference is very small with 1.2 cm for one meter length, but, in such a case, it will be necessary to prepare a new draw of the horizontal keel, the result of general look could be even a little more "elegant"
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I have now some wooden orders to place with my supplier, before following the work ☺️
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The keel was copied from the 1/72 source plan, and it's dimensions verified with compass : You can see the notches (green on the screen), placed towards the position line for the frames AR (rear), and forward for noted AV (front) The keel is subdivided into two parts : the keel itself, and a thinner false keel, placed above it, that receives the down notches, the difference in thickness between high and down parts providing an uniform bulkhead (râblure in french), without to dig it into wooden mass (this simplified process was successfully used on USS Confederacy, and Niña, both in closed built) The other functions of this false keel is to support the first gun deck with adapted camber, which will be applied to all other desks of ship
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Wait and see... 😋
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I enjoy too, Strelok 😀
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