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Welcome aboard! I have this kit and I would love to follow along with your build log as there aren’t too many of that ship. Best of luck and welcome!
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That is beautiful! Very well written log as well.
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Out of curiosity would rubber gloves help with the CA or would it make thing more difficult? I have the same issue when using CA and I’m hoping to find a work around. But I notice no one seems to use them, also and more important your victory is beautiful by the way!
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So far it is going well...I think I could do better, but these are level 2 for a reason 😝 here’s some fat cat pics...don’t have to worry about her jumping up and getting into my rigging 😂 She’s not dead, she’s just a very sound sleeper...and it’s cozy in front of the wood stove insert....
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I ended up filing the planks after I installed them as it seemed easier then filing the planks in my hand. Seems to be working ok. These pictures show how I trim and fit the opposite end as I finish each plank.
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A few update photos....I did end up switching up to CA glue as it is kind of nice to use due to the set time being instant and the planking becoming more difficult.
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The biggest two problem with all the kits I bought are that 1) they take up an incredible amount of space and 2) it makes it nearly impossible to decide which one is next 😞
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Welcome to the site!
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Also, that last model expo sale ended up with me purchasing a USS Constitution kit for about 215$. Which I thought was a steal lol.
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It is so much worse then that....early on whenever model expo had a sale that dropped a boat below 100$ I would end up buying it, believe it or not that ended up being ALOT of boats, but I feared planking and failure lol, I also went nuts and purchased quite a few eBay kits that were reasonably priced, mostly AL, occre, constructo, a few scientifics, I purchased a victory mantua kit for super cheap and when I opened it I realized it was old enough that nothing was laser cut or even stamped lol. I ended up getting some very cool kits though lol....oh well!
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Beautiful! Congratulations on your completion 😊
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I also got alittle further today...taking my time but I still could do better. I’m hoping sanding can take care of some of the kink. I’m really surprised there was no mention of any tapering of the planks, so I haven’t yet but I might have to in order to make that bottom curve
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I have the fantail launch which is wood, a fiberglass hull steam powered boat and I believe the heritage steam engine? I’ll post pics tomorrow...there’s alittle dent but everything else seems functional, I probably paid to much but I’m a fan of all things steam since I am a pipefitter by trade 😆
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I discovered eBay for the first time about a month ago and went a little nuts and bought every Midwest kit I could, in the mix I have a Chesapeake bay kayak, an Indian girl canoe, a 24” Canadian canoe and a Chesapeake bay two seater kayak. My single seater is missing the instructions however. I also have their John Alden sloop, day sailer, flattie, pea pod, Boston tender, life boat dory, lobster boat, steam boiler, cat boat, lobster smack...lol
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Bob, Your Indian girl canoe was the reason I pulled this one out! I hope it turns out half as good as yours 😊 dave
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Hmm I might just have to do that someday when my son is older...what canal system is this lock on? I’m in the Hudson/Mohawk valley area of New York so there is some great canal history in my area.
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Thanks Justin, I might just do that! I also have a 24” Canadian canoe kit from Midwest that might benefit as well from that 😊
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