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Here is the gaff with the lines attached. And the gaff in position. The lines are in place but will have to be either loosened or tightened as the rigging progresses.
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Thanks Steve, now get back in the shop! Thanks BE much appreciated. Also thanks for all the likes!
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Hi All, The masting and rigging kit arrived and I've finally found some shoptime so the adventure continues. The kit contained wood for the mast, gaff, bowsprit and boom. It also contains the dead eye kits, 1/4" blocks, wire, brass, pins, flag, plan sheet, rigging line etc. to complete the model. Here the wood has been lined off to start rounding them off. The gaff has the sides shaved off with a #11 x-acto. The bowsprite and gaff completed. And I forgot to take pictures of the mast and boom completed but here they are rigged in place. The hooks and eye bolts were made from supplied 22 ga. wire. Thanks for stopping by!
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Thanks Ken. I'd love to stop in sometime. The only time I see your club is @ the Connecticut show in April.
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Thanks Chuck. It'll be interesting to say the least.
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I can't either Jim but there's a first time for everything! Who knows I might get lucky.
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Thanks Ben. I'm thinking I'll make the sails and see how they come out. If they look ok I'll try to temporarily hang them and see how that goes. I'd like to do it with sails as I only have one other model that I did with sails. Time will tell!
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Thanks Joe, Between attending the grandkids sporting events winter boredom sets in and I head to the shop.
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Hi Jeff, It's all smoke and mirrors! All the credit goes to Chuck for an excellently thought out and produced kit. It doesn't hurt I was able to spend over 50 hours in the shop last week! Thanks Chuck. I can't say enough about the job you did on this kit! That's great to hear. I was looking at box, pear and cherry for the masts but it just didn't look right. So, ahem, I'll "patently" await the release of the rigging and masting kit. Also thanks everyone for stopping by and all the likes!
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The rudder has been completed and fitted to the hull. Don't worry Jim I can remove it! The grappling hooks have been made. Just have to add the rope. For the thole pins I chucked them in my dremel and used files and sandpaper marked the cap rail, drilled and glued them in place. Once dry they were painted. Other than a little touch up of the paint the hull is now complete.
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Hi Sam. Sadly I will not be there in February. Unfortunately I have to work that day. Hopefully March will be better.
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Great figure head! It's always fun to see everyone's different approach to the same model. Very nice.
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Thanks Jeff. The paint is Winsor & Newton Galeria Acrylic in the tube and the color is Crimson. I just thin it with water. Thanks Jim and for all the likes too.
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Making progress with some of the small things to finish the hull. The roller and fixed block have been added to bow. The traveler was made from 1/16' brass rod blackened. The traveler and block have been added at the stern. Next I will make the rudder and set it aside as Jim suggested. .
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Very nice, crisp and sharp. Ah just wait, lots of painting to enjoy on this beauty.
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Thanks Trig! It is a combination height, depth & thickness gauge from a company called iGaging (igaging.com).
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That's great advise Jim, thanks. I've been the "victim" of a broken rudder or two on previous builds and still haven't learned from it!
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