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  1. HIPEXEC
    It seems everyone had a phantom crapper in the service.
  2. HIPEXEC
    Nice neat work
  3. HIPEXEC
    I glued the doors in )(one open and one closed). I put door knobs on them and trimmed the structure some more.
  4. HIPEXEC
    By the way, Chuck Passaro told me these structures were either crappers or flag lockers. Well, looking at the scope they were probably both. The front section is the "one holer ", but there's plenty of room for a flag locker behind the hole.
  5. HIPEXEC
    Here's the doors using Frank's solution of one door open and one door closed.
  6. HIPEXEC
    Frank might have the right idea....one door open and one door closed. I've made movable items on previous models and nobody even tries them. A lot of work with no reward.
  7. HIPEXEC
    I rough finished the doors but I don't like the fit on the starboard door. I'm also working on hinges so the doors can open to see the one holers inside. Still a work in progress
  8. HIPEXEC
    I tried carving an eagle for the bow of my first build....It looked like anything but an eagle. Nice work
  9. HIPEXEC
    Paneling finished. Now I will "pretty up" the doors and figure out hinges. Then I will finish trim the whole structure.
  10. HIPEXEC
    That is neat work!
  11. HIPEXEC
    No stern chasers that I can find.
  12. HIPEXEC
    Head paneling continued. I'm trying to match the only photo I have of the Argus aft structures using the materials I have at hand.
  13. HIPEXEC
    That's a new kind of "colon blow!"
  14. HIPEXEC
    I'm still paneling the aft structures.
  15. HIPEXEC
    All I can say is, "Wow!"
  16. HIPEXEC
    Thank you Brian...I will look into it.
  17. HIPEXEC
    I roughed out the doors and glued on the tongue and groove battens on each roof. The whole structure will be paneled with battens and trimmed. The doors will be finished as soon as I can figure out how to make the swing open and shut.
  18. HIPEXEC
    Help! Any ideas how I can make hinges that let the doors open and close without snapping after a few swings?
  19. HIPEXEC
    I rough framed the doorways. I think I got them square. Tricky. It needs a lot of cleaning up. Now I have to make the doors.
  20. HIPEXEC
    The main substructure for the stern is finished. Now I have to design doors. I have no picture of the doors, so I will have to wing it. After the doors are installed I will finish the whole structure with cabinet style battens and stained golden oak.
  21. HIPEXEC
    The port and starboard walls are up. Now for the roof on each side. I've spent most of my time doing this measuring and fitting to make sure all pieces fit snugly. It's interesting creating this without plans. A bit on the dark side.
  22. HIPEXEC
    I had to cutout templates to make sure every piece fits building these structures. So far, so good
  23. HIPEXEC
    Probably because the Argus was the fastest ship in the fleet at that time and no ship could catch her. So, they added the super structure?
  24. HIPEXEC
    Here's a drawing and pic of the stern section of The Argus
  25. HIPEXEC
    I don't think The Argus used stern chasers unless they had a very long barrel. This is the way they built it. It's not my idea. I have drawings

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