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Rustyj

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  • Birthday 01/10/1955

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  1. Glenn, you have done yourself proud! Your work and dedication to "getting it right" produced a Winnie that is a feast to the eye. It's been a pleasure following along. Though it was three years ago you started, it also seems so much shorter. Well done!
  2. Well, I'm back and will be heading to the workshop this weekend to continue the adventure. Hi Ben, All the frames are seated on the keel at the same level. It might be an illusion with the picture. I looked at the model last night and there is a gentle and consistent rise from the dead flat frame fore and aft. I think I've got it right. Time to limber up the arm and start sanding!
  3. Thank you Rick, Yes, the summer does put a big crimp in the shop time. Thanks Glenn, three weeks away. Really looking forward to it. I've just come off a month stretch of constant work. Once I'm back shop time will be more readily available.
  4. Chapter One is completed sort of. All the frames have been placed, sweep port and gun ports all framed in. Next I'll have to spend several days fairing the hull. A fairly decent amount of sanding is needed to get the hull close to where I would like it to be before proceeding on to Chapter Two. This will have to wait though as we're heading out on vacation for the next three weeks. Happy to be going away, sad no modeling! 😂
  5. Hi Tim, I do not have the instructions or plans anymore, and it was over 12 years ago so the memory is a little sparce to say the least. Plus my build log was lost in the great crash several years ago. First with the end grain of the frames I used a lot of yellow wood glue. It will fill in the spaces and it held nicely. I looked at some pictures and center and aft frames were glued at right angles. I would test the fore center piece to see how it fits. That might help determine how the angles should be. I hope this helps some.
  6. Thank you for sharing and your build looks great! Greg has good advice and either method should produce results that you will like. I'll be sure to pay attention to that area once I get there. Also, thanks everyone for stopping by and all the likes.
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