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    yamsterman got a reaction from mtaylor in WASHINGTON GALLEY by yamsterman - 1/48 scale - POF   
    Hi Carl
    Transmission should read the transoms.... Blasted tablet is also going to be cosigned to Davy Jones locker as well!!
    Cheers...mick
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    yamsterman got a reaction from Saburo in WASHINGTON GALLEY by yamsterman - 1/48 scale - POF   
    Hi Carl
    Transmission are awkward little blighters.....maybe more than one remake! I did try and find the lower part of the stem that I'd previously rejected due too poor fit....but its been confined to the scrapbox in fact Jones locker in a fit of angst!
    Thinking of changing my moniker to Mick " lovely bum" yamsterman........not so sure the thumbnail would be appropriate for this site !!!!
    Cheers....mick
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    yamsterman got a reaction from Saburo in WASHINGTON GALLEY by yamsterman - 1/48 scale - POF   
    Hi Chuck
    Yes that is copper you see! 0.6mm copper wire to represent the bolt heads.......I've got some liver of sulpur ready to blacken the heads once the final sanding been done.
    Cheers....mick
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    yamsterman got a reaction from Saburo in WASHINGTON GALLEY by yamsterman - 1/48 scale - POF   
    hi all
    the "back bone" is now complete and mounted on the building board.
    time to make some ribs!
    first off i will have a go at making the transoms for the stern post......funky little beasts......should prove quite a challenge to get right........plenty off isopropanol in reserve!!
    photos off current progress enclosed.
    cheers....mick









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    yamsterman got a reaction from mort stoll in HMS Victory by Heinz746 - Caldercraft   
    Hi heinz
    Absolutely beautiful workmanship.......lovely and clean and crisp.
    Your elderberry wood certainly seems to hold small details very well.
    Cheers....mick
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    yamsterman got a reaction from Saburo in WASHINGTON GALLEY by yamsterman - 1/48 scale - POF   
    Hi Christian
    Nice to hear my heath Robinson contraption is of some help!
    The jig in the picture is mk3. Absolute accuracy is a must otherwise a tinyfraction of an inch or millimetre out leads to a cumulative error. The piece of brass I used as a key was 1/32 x 1\4 a stock price from k& s metals range. The milling cutter was an imperial size of 1\4 inch. All this was specific to this model.....so I would have to make another jig for a different model. The crucial thing was getting the distance from the brass key to the edge of the milling cutter at exactly 9/64 inch.
    Once this is done its a quick process to run of a length of moulding.
    I hope this makes sense.
    Obviously you would have to adapt your measurements to suit.
    Cheers....mick
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    yamsterman got a reaction from AnobiumPunctatum in WASHINGTON GALLEY by yamsterman - 1/48 scale - POF   
    Hi Christian
    Nice to hear my heath Robinson contraption is of some help!
    The jig in the picture is mk3. Absolute accuracy is a must otherwise a tinyfraction of an inch or millimetre out leads to a cumulative error. The piece of brass I used as a key was 1/32 x 1\4 a stock price from k& s metals range. The milling cutter was an imperial size of 1\4 inch. All this was specific to this model.....so I would have to make another jig for a different model. The crucial thing was getting the distance from the brass key to the edge of the milling cutter at exactly 9/64 inch.
    Once this is done its a quick process to run of a length of moulding.
    I hope this makes sense.
    Obviously you would have to adapt your measurements to suit.
    Cheers....mick
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    yamsterman got a reaction from Saburo in WASHINGTON GALLEY by yamsterman - 1/48 scale - POF   
    WASHINGTON GALLEY....PART 4.....TRANSOMS
     
     
    TWO UPDATES IN AS MANY DAYS.......BUSY,BUSY.....CANT YOU TELL IM ON PAROLE FROM WORK!!!
     
    PATTERNS HAVE BEEN PASTED TO SOME APPROPRIATE STOCK IN THIS CASE 1/4 " THICK,JUST TO ALLOW PLENTY OF ROOM FOR MANOUVER.
     
    THE TAFFRAIL HAS BEEN PASTED TO 1/8" INCH STOCK.
     
    THE WING TRANSOM HAS BEEN CUT AND SHAPED BUT IVE LEFT THE ENDS UNFINISHED AS YET AS I NEED TO MAKE THE AFT CANT FRAME AND ITS ASSOCIATED HALF FRAME IN ORDER TO SEE HOW EVERYTHING FITS.........OR DOSNT AS THE CASE MAYBE!
     
    APART FRON A WEE BIT OF FETTLING IM HAPPY WITH THE FIT OF THE WING TRANSOM TO THE INNER STERN POST.
     
    PHOTOS INCLUDED.
     
    CHEERS.....MICK









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    yamsterman got a reaction from Wishmaster in WASHINGTON GALLEY by yamsterman - 1/48 scale - POF   
    hi all
    the "back bone" is now complete and mounted on the building board.
    time to make some ribs!
    first off i will have a go at making the transoms for the stern post......funky little beasts......should prove quite a challenge to get right........plenty off isopropanol in reserve!!
    photos off current progress enclosed.
    cheers....mick









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    yamsterman got a reaction from mtaylor in WASHINGTON GALLEY by yamsterman - 1/48 scale - POF   
    Hi Ken
    Thanks for stopping by.
    Driving me nuts trying to get things to conform to the plans! Nice learning curve tho!
    I have a feeling the cant frames will give me a headache as will those awkward fashion piece's at the stern.
    All part of the fun of model ship building!
    Cheers....,..mick
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    yamsterman got a reaction from mtaylor in WASHINGTON GALLEY by yamsterman - 1/48 scale - POF   
    Hi David b
    Thanks for looking in. Steady as she goes! Progress will be slow but sure I hope......lots of newthings to learn.....especially with these can't frames and hawse prices........seems to be a lot of info crammed into the frame drawings, may take a while to work out which line to cut too!
    Cheers....mick
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    yamsterman got a reaction from Saburo in WASHINGTON GALLEY by yamsterman - 1/48 scale - POF   
    Hi Chuck
    I've never used liver of sulphur before but reading through various logs on MSW leads me to believe that it won't stain the wood. I will do a test piece first too see how I get on.
    Cheers....mick
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    yamsterman got a reaction from aviaamator in WASHINGTON GALLEY by yamsterman - 1/48 scale - POF   
    hi all
    the "back bone" is now complete and mounted on the building board.
    time to make some ribs!
    first off i will have a go at making the transoms for the stern post......funky little beasts......should prove quite a challenge to get right........plenty off isopropanol in reserve!!
    photos off current progress enclosed.
    cheers....mick









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    yamsterman got a reaction from mtaylor in WASHINGTON GALLEY by yamsterman - 1/48 scale - POF   
    Hi Chuck
    I've never used liver of sulphur before but reading through various logs on MSW leads me to believe that it won't stain the wood. I will do a test piece first too see how I get on.
    Cheers....mick
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    yamsterman got a reaction from Canute in WASHINGTON GALLEY by yamsterman - 1/48 scale - POF   
    Hi David b
    Thanks for looking in. Steady as she goes! Progress will be slow but sure I hope......lots of newthings to learn.....especially with these can't frames and hawse prices........seems to be a lot of info crammed into the frame drawings, may take a while to work out which line to cut too!
    Cheers....mick
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    yamsterman got a reaction from Canute in WASHINGTON GALLEY by yamsterman - 1/48 scale - POF   
    Hi Ken
    Thanks for stopping by.
    Driving me nuts trying to get things to conform to the plans! Nice learning curve tho!
    I have a feeling the cant frames will give me a headache as will those awkward fashion piece's at the stern.
    All part of the fun of model ship building!
    Cheers....,..mick
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    yamsterman got a reaction from WackoWolf in WASHINGTON GALLEY by yamsterman - 1/48 scale - POF   
    WASHINGTON GALLEY....PART 4.....TRANSOMS
     
     
    TWO UPDATES IN AS MANY DAYS.......BUSY,BUSY.....CANT YOU TELL IM ON PAROLE FROM WORK!!!
     
    PATTERNS HAVE BEEN PASTED TO SOME APPROPRIATE STOCK IN THIS CASE 1/4 " THICK,JUST TO ALLOW PLENTY OF ROOM FOR MANOUVER.
     
    THE TAFFRAIL HAS BEEN PASTED TO 1/8" INCH STOCK.
     
    THE WING TRANSOM HAS BEEN CUT AND SHAPED BUT IVE LEFT THE ENDS UNFINISHED AS YET AS I NEED TO MAKE THE AFT CANT FRAME AND ITS ASSOCIATED HALF FRAME IN ORDER TO SEE HOW EVERYTHING FITS.........OR DOSNT AS THE CASE MAYBE!
     
    APART FRON A WEE BIT OF FETTLING IM HAPPY WITH THE FIT OF THE WING TRANSOM TO THE INNER STERN POST.
     
    PHOTOS INCLUDED.
     
    CHEERS.....MICK









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    yamsterman got a reaction from Heinz6672 in HMS Victory by Heinz746 - Caldercraft   
    Hi heinz
    Absolutely beautiful workmanship.......lovely and clean and crisp.
    Your elderberry wood certainly seems to hold small details very well.
    Cheers....mick
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    yamsterman reacted to Heinz6672 in HMS Victory by Heinz746 - Caldercraft   
    Hello friends,
     
    thank you again for all the nice words :-)))
     
    I can show you some progress. The stern is growing slowly. After finishing the back of the stern I decided to renew the lower line. I changed the distance of the pillars (I built them closer to each other) and took more care of the overall impression - sorry, I couldn´t even explain that in german - impossible for me to write that in english. Anyway, it took 1 week of my holidays and  I think it was worth every minute.
     
    I keep on going this way. And it´s a long, long way...  Sometimes I talk with my workmates about my hobby and i show them pictures of my Victory. No one can imagine how much time it took to build all the details. Everyone tells me that they would not have the patience to do this. The most common question is: "can your model swim?" That is the moment when I lose my patience too. I am close to jump out of the window...
     
    Best wishes for the weekend :-)
     
    - Heinz -
     
     





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    yamsterman got a reaction from Wishmaster in WASHINGTON GALLEY by yamsterman - 1/48 scale - POF   
    WASHINGTON GALLEY....PART 4.....TRANSOMS
     
     
    TWO UPDATES IN AS MANY DAYS.......BUSY,BUSY.....CANT YOU TELL IM ON PAROLE FROM WORK!!!
     
    PATTERNS HAVE BEEN PASTED TO SOME APPROPRIATE STOCK IN THIS CASE 1/4 " THICK,JUST TO ALLOW PLENTY OF ROOM FOR MANOUVER.
     
    THE TAFFRAIL HAS BEEN PASTED TO 1/8" INCH STOCK.
     
    THE WING TRANSOM HAS BEEN CUT AND SHAPED BUT IVE LEFT THE ENDS UNFINISHED AS YET AS I NEED TO MAKE THE AFT CANT FRAME AND ITS ASSOCIATED HALF FRAME IN ORDER TO SEE HOW EVERYTHING FITS.........OR DOSNT AS THE CASE MAYBE!
     
    APART FRON A WEE BIT OF FETTLING IM HAPPY WITH THE FIT OF THE WING TRANSOM TO THE INNER STERN POST.
     
    PHOTOS INCLUDED.
     
    CHEERS.....MICK









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    yamsterman got a reaction from ZyXuz in WASHINGTON GALLEY by yamsterman - 1/48 scale - POF   
    WASHINGTON GALLEY....PART 4.....TRANSOMS
     
     
    TWO UPDATES IN AS MANY DAYS.......BUSY,BUSY.....CANT YOU TELL IM ON PAROLE FROM WORK!!!
     
    PATTERNS HAVE BEEN PASTED TO SOME APPROPRIATE STOCK IN THIS CASE 1/4 " THICK,JUST TO ALLOW PLENTY OF ROOM FOR MANOUVER.
     
    THE TAFFRAIL HAS BEEN PASTED TO 1/8" INCH STOCK.
     
    THE WING TRANSOM HAS BEEN CUT AND SHAPED BUT IVE LEFT THE ENDS UNFINISHED AS YET AS I NEED TO MAKE THE AFT CANT FRAME AND ITS ASSOCIATED HALF FRAME IN ORDER TO SEE HOW EVERYTHING FITS.........OR DOSNT AS THE CASE MAYBE!
     
    APART FRON A WEE BIT OF FETTLING IM HAPPY WITH THE FIT OF THE WING TRANSOM TO THE INNER STERN POST.
     
    PHOTOS INCLUDED.
     
    CHEERS.....MICK









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    yamsterman got a reaction from mtaylor in WASHINGTON GALLEY by yamsterman - 1/48 scale - POF   
    Hi Nigel
    Thanks for dropping by.
    Lots of fun,sawdust and the occasional boo boo!
    Hope you're getting eqaulammounts of fun from your triton build......imknow I did!
    Cheers...mick
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    yamsterman got a reaction from markjay in WASHINGTON GALLEY by yamsterman - 1/48 scale - POF   
    WASHINGTON GALLEY....PART 4.....TRANSOMS
     
     
    TWO UPDATES IN AS MANY DAYS.......BUSY,BUSY.....CANT YOU TELL IM ON PAROLE FROM WORK!!!
     
    PATTERNS HAVE BEEN PASTED TO SOME APPROPRIATE STOCK IN THIS CASE 1/4 " THICK,JUST TO ALLOW PLENTY OF ROOM FOR MANOUVER.
     
    THE TAFFRAIL HAS BEEN PASTED TO 1/8" INCH STOCK.
     
    THE WING TRANSOM HAS BEEN CUT AND SHAPED BUT IVE LEFT THE ENDS UNFINISHED AS YET AS I NEED TO MAKE THE AFT CANT FRAME AND ITS ASSOCIATED HALF FRAME IN ORDER TO SEE HOW EVERYTHING FITS.........OR DOSNT AS THE CASE MAYBE!
     
    APART FRON A WEE BIT OF FETTLING IM HAPPY WITH THE FIT OF THE WING TRANSOM TO THE INNER STERN POST.
     
    PHOTOS INCLUDED.
     
    CHEERS.....MICK









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    yamsterman got a reaction from mtaylor in WASHINGTON GALLEY by yamsterman - 1/48 scale - POF   
    hi carl
    moon face? mmmm been called worse! best not upload a proper photo that would jus scare everyone!
    lol......mick
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    yamsterman got a reaction from Canute in WASHINGTON GALLEY by yamsterman - 1/48 scale - POF   
    Hi Nigel
    Thanks for dropping by.
    Lots of fun,sawdust and the occasional boo boo!
    Hope you're getting eqaulammounts of fun from your triton build......imknow I did!
    Cheers...mick
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