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  9. Unegawahya
    Your canopy frames are looking great! I ended up leaving the two companion ways at the front of the main hatch way covered because I really didn’t feel like cutting them open and trying to replicate the frames smaller. But, I’m sure I’ll either change my mind or wish I opened them up later.
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    When I did mine, I had only drilled 4 holes in my hubs. The string is there so when I eventually dropped the top down the common way I wouldn’t loose it. I would get the first opposing corners in first then each of the next two. The side frames were just glued to the side of the hub. Looking at your build, I wish I would have done my canopy frames before the common way was installed! That would have made putting them together so much easier!
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  23. Unegawahya
    If it helps, here are some more pictures to show the canopy frames from more of a distance.For me thinking about the canopy frames was harder than actually doing them. The second two were definitely a lot easier than the first one because I was able to get a method and I built them together. I also wish I would have built mine like Jon! It would been much easier before I installed the hatch ways. I found the post showing the 3D printed ones if your wanting to go that route. He may be able to print another set.
  24. Unegawahya
    Your companion way canopy frames are looking great! Seeing your pictures is making me miss working on my ship! I had two commissions come in that I needed to work on and I have one done and the other is 60%. I’ll hopefully be back to her soon and can get my 36’ long boat done and installed!
  25. Unegawahya
    I wish I would have seen your jig way back when I did my gun deck! I had to figure it out on my own. They look great!
  26. Unegawahya
    Your carriage looks great! I don’t think the peace under the carriage would be that much of a loss because like you said “it’s not very visible.” are you going to build all wedge type carriages or are you going to add in the two screw types that are there.
  27. Unegawahya
    I was thinly slicing oranges. I had a flap of skin hanging off the end of my thumb. I had just sharpened the knife too!
  28. Unegawahya
    I got a little more work done on my 36’ Pinnace this weekend! It doesn’t help that I almost cut off the tip on my thumb yesterday.
  29. Unegawahya
    Ok here are my three files for the boats. I hope they work as well for you!36'%20Pinnace.pdf28'%20GIg%20Whaleboat.pdf28'%20Whaleboat.pdf
  30. Unegawahya
    It’s not just you placing the skylight window bars was very difficult! I decided to scratch build my boat hulls because I’m not a huge fan of the bread and butter method. I put together and sanded the hull for one of the whaleboats and I wasn’t happy with it. I made the mold from the line drawing you sent me. I used photo shop to separate all of the frame lines. I then glued the printouts to 3/32” basswood. All of the frame templates where cut out with my table mounted jigsaw, sanded and placed over their top down frame lines.I have the files to build the molds for the Pinnace, whale-boats, and gig if anyone wants them!
  31. Unegawahya
    I know you had a lot of fun decorating your boats! I went back on your blog and saved all your pictures for references. They all looked really great! Thank you for your help.
  32. Unegawahya
    Well that was a lot easier than I was thinking it would be! I’m now looking forward to when I get to do the other three boats! I have the mane hull and planking for my 36’ pinnace done. I ended up remounting it to the mold and finishing all the planking with the hull on the mold for support. Its now time for the details!
  33. Unegawahya
    I can understand! I just painted mine on.
  34. Unegawahya
    Wow! Your star looks so much better than the one I tried for the stern on my Connie! I found the link for the ribbon stars! https://www.vanguardmil.com/collections/ribbons-medals-attachments If I remember correctly they’re just a little too big to be used on the bow. There is also a small star on the front of the billethead.
  35. Unegawahya
    I do agree! The stars are a complete pain to make! I cheated on my stern stars and bought uniform ribbon starts.

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