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Posts posted by S.Coleman
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I hate to say it but the Mamoli factory burned to the ground just over a year or so ago.
Replacement parts will be very very scarce.
Mamoli line will eventually be up and running soon I hope under new ownership. Your build looks great. Good work.
- mtaylor, Canute and Don Quixote
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Same as the rest. Drill works for me. Leave about 30-45mm extra on the spar/ yard to slot into the drill.
Once the yard is spun down to the correct Dia, simply cut of the 30-45mm extra.
This saves marking your already spun peice from the drills chuck. Hope thes all help you.
- Canute, mtaylor and thibaultron
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This brings back memories. I hope you and your granddaughter get a lot out of this build. I have thought about building this ship again. All the best with your deck warp issue. Great work so far.
- Canute, mtaylor and Don Quixote
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I usually use masking tape to temporarily hold the rudder in place while I mark out the hinge positions.
Clamp a strip to the bottom of the false keel to keep the rudder at the correct height.
The notches are twice the width of the hinges, And the hinge, should be installed so the hinge pins are recessed in the notches.
This means there is not so much a large gap between the stern post and the rudder leading edge. Hope this helps.
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Yes you are correct about the plans. Even worse when it comes to rigging her. Best of luck to you.
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Not too many build logs you see of this ship. Great start.
What material is that hull made out of?
- skipper1947 and edmay
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One could almost build another complete ship out of the discarded parts!!
As long as your having fun along the way. Good work.
- mtaylor, dafi, CaptainSteve and 1 other
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There is so many varied ways to do this process.
For me 20 minutes submerged in warm water (not hot steaming water) and I use a cheap and nasty AL plank bender. It's done me alot of good work. Best of luck.
- thibaultron, CaptainSteve, Canute and 2 others
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TITANIC by torro - Mantua - scale 1:200
in - Kit build logs for subjects built from 1901 - Present Day
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Starting to look great. The hull plating might be a lot of work but just be patient. Good job