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Norwegian Plastic

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  1. I replaced the kerosine holder with a bigger one and did some adjustments. The lamp is now primed and ready for paint. I have had problems in earlier builds with paint/primer not adhering to brass very well, so this time I tried automotive silicone cleaner before priming with automotive grey etch primer. It is an experiment…

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  2. Last night I build the topsail yard with hailyard, guideline, and block. I have tapered the yard to recemble the real measures (8 cm at the middle and 5,5 cm at the ends) and made a hook at the front lower starboard leg of the pinboard for the hailyard. The hailyard is made from bead wire with a chain (1 meter - 6,6 cm in scale) at the top. I also made a hook and the fitting around the yard to connect the chain. None of this was included in the kit. I have also found that the different hailyards are going on the pinboard at other pins than in the manual.

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  3. 2 hours ago, Geam said:

    Looks like you will have more space for a hobby room than I do!    Nice work on the 'klyver'.  What did you use to stain the 'rope'? I plan to use wood-stain. 'Herdins Lackbets' or the like. Those who don't intend to sail use tea /coffee !

    George

    I forgot to mention that I use stainless steel wire for the stays and shrouds. It is 1,2 mm from Biltema. The wire for the railing and inhaul for the flyer boom is bead wire from the hobby shop. I used bead wire to tie the ring at the bottom of the mizen mast as well.

  4. 1 hour ago, Geam said:

    Just realised...shouldn't be posting photos of my build on your thread! Sorry!  You can ask the editor to remove them or maybe you can do it yourself? Not sure.

    Are you going to build a 'Nordlandsjolla' to go with the CA?  I made one from a plastic dinghy hull. I'll stop bothering you now, and get on with my build!

     

    George

    It is nice to have some activity in the building log and I only know of you, Sundt and Arjan building this kit so let us share ideas and solutions. No need to remove the pictures of your beautiful interior! Regarding the dinghy, I have no plan at the moment. When the house is done in July I will start making the sails, my wife has forbidden it until she has a batroom and kitchen in the new house.... 

     

  5. 2 hours ago, Geam said:

    Looks like you will have more space for a hobby room than I do!    Nice work on the 'klyver'.  What did you use to stain the 'rope'? I plan to use wood-stain. 'Herdins Lackbets' or the like. Those who don't intend to sail use tea /coffee !

    George

    Hi George! I do not use any of the rope suplied with the kit. I ordered some ropes from Syren and some from Ebay and they are brown as in the pictures. Those that I have stained I used Vallejo brown wash, I do not think wood stain is a good idea, the ropes would be very stiff when it hardens?image.png.f20d2b5b9f2d1e9d0644d3429aa73ab1.png

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  6. 2 hours ago, Geam said:

    It's a great inspiration to see all this fine detail NP! It has revived my interest in getting on with the build. My deck will deffinately go on this week!

     

    I see that your crew members come from the same country as mine! I put my rudder pintles on the wrong way and here is a photo of the crew together with an inspector (watchman) crying over the mistake!

    George

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    Oooops! How do you plan to fix that?

  7. 2 hours ago, Geam said:

    Hei NP! 

    I have not been much on the forum recently and have not seen your build until now!  Very nicely built CA RS1!

    I have made a scale interior on mine and that has taken a long time. I have tried to hide the RC gear inside all the furntiure and lockers. I am soon ready to get the main deck (nr18) glued onto the hull. I also have an old '414' kit which came with warped cross-beams etc like yours!

     

     Very impressed by your work,

    George

    Thank you George! As I have said earlier it is my first boat and first wood kit so I make a lot of mistakes. The goal is to make it look interesting, not correct… I really admire the patience you have on building the interior, I could hardly wait to put the masts on🙈

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