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Lucius Molchany

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  1. Lucius Molchany
    I hope I carved the stern block correctly .The instructions were a bit vague and I had to remove quite a bit of wood.
  2. Lucius Molchany
    After completing the Scientific SarkIi have decided to build a plank on bulkhead kit(My first).So far I have installed the bulkheads on the false keel and carved the bow and stern blocks.
  3. Lucius Molchany
    How cool!Many different methodologies to bend the planks!
  4. Lucius Molchany
    Soak them in a tube!How novel!
  5. Lucius Molchany
    How about the second planking of walnut?
  6. Lucius Molchany
    How long do you soak the planks and should the wood be pinned to the bulkheads,left to dry and then glued in place?
  7. Lucius Molchany
    Well,at least these figureheads have been preserved.
  8. Lucius Molchany
    Sounds similar to the figurehead of the Flying Cloud.I believe it was an angel blowing a trumpet.
  9. Lucius Molchany
    How about The chariot Of Fame or The Star of Empire?The clippers sure did have grandiose names.Makes sense as they sounded good in the papers and Merchants would rather send their cargoes on ships like The Glory of The Seas rather than the Sea Scud!
  10. Lucius Molchany
    Thanks again.Interesting info.
  11. Lucius Molchany
    What was the figurehead of Neptunes Favorite?i bet is was king Neptune holding a trident!
  12. Lucius Molchany
    Thanks Trip!
  13. Lucius Molchany
    Research data for the ship is limited!I wonder if I could get info on the clipper "Neptunes Favorite"?
  14. Lucius Molchany
    I just found out that the great Clipper ship designer and builder Donald Mckay named one of his clipppers The Santa Claus!How does that grab you?

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