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18th Century Longboat by Bob Riddoch - FINISHED
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18th Century Longboat by Bob Riddoch - FINISHED
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18th Century Longboat by Bob Riddoch - FINISHED
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USS Constitution by BRiddoch - Model Shipways - Scale 1:76
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Higaki Kaisen by BRiddoch - FINISHED - Woody Joe - 1/72 scale - SMALL
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Thanks Chuck. Under control. Bob R. -
Chuck, I am ready to install the first strake but have a quick question first. Does the strake run flush with the frames? Seems the first 2 frames are a little high. If I remember from the longboat, the strake should run natural and then the frames can be trimmed later. Bob R.
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Frames faired, transom and bow filler pieces installed. Ready to plank. Bob R.
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Greetings all. Framed and faired. Had to adjust a few frames after seeing the pictures. Seems the pictures give a better perspective. Started cutting out and shaping a new transom piece. Bob R.
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18th Century Longboat by Erik W - FINISHED - Model Shipways - Scale 1:48 - First wooden ship build
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Gluing planking
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That's what I figured also Chuck. Thanks. Bob R.
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Dave, I simply run the tape down the center of the false keel giving me 1/32" on each side of the tape. This will give me a nice even rabbet line. I do not use a knife...just sandpaper. Bob R.
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Started framing. Taking my time here to ensure the frames are perfectly aligned. These will be the only parts that will be used from the kit. Bob R.
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Using one of Chucks tips, I purchased some 1/16" striping tape (had to order it) and ran it down the center of the false keel. This left 1/32" on each side giving me a nice clean rabbet. From there I glued the keel and stem to the false keel. I can now dry fit the frames. Bob R.
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All, received my saw on Saturday. It took about 10 days. Although the web site says out of stock, email them directly. They have them in shop. Bob R.
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English Pinnace by BRiddoch - scale 1/2" = 1'
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Using my new Hishika Saw, I cut the slots into the false keel. From there I traced the template for the rabbet. Bob R.
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The wood package from Jeff included the following: Strips: 3/64" x 1/"4 x 24" (4) used for the Floor boards and Aft Platform 1/32" x 1/32" x 24" (2) for oar lock pins 3/64" x 1/8" x 24" (3) for interior planking 3/32" x 3/32" x 24" (2) for oar handles 1/16" x 5/32" x 24" (3) for oars 3/64" x 1/16" x 24" (6) for panels and in between thwarts 1/16" x 3/32" x 24" (1) for seat back, oar locks, and molding between friezes 1/16" x 1/16" x 24" (4) for stanchions 1/16" x 5/16" x 24" (2) for thwarts and platform 3/64" x 3/16" x 24" (30) for planking and risers 3/64" x 5/32" x 24" (4) unknown Sheets 1/8" x 3" x 12" (1) for rudder and stem 1/32" x 3" x 4" (1) for splash guards 1/16" x 3" x 12" (1) for seat back, cockpit trunk, lid, caprails, knees, and step. 3/32" x 3" x 4" (1) unknown Bob R.
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English Pinnace by BRiddoch - scale 1/2" = 1'
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Good crew. Welcome aboard all.
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Great! Got me a powder monkey and a bilge rat. Welcome guys.
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English Pinnace by BRiddoch - scale 1/2" = 1'
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English Pinnace by BRiddoch - scale 1/2" = 1'
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Started by cutting out a new slotted false keel (not slotted yet), keel and stem. Made a little building board to keep it all straight. Bob R.
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Greetings all. After finishing a few kits it is time to venture into scratch building. Well, maybe a major kit bash anyway. I have decided to tackle Chucks English Pinnace using a Swiss Pear lumbering set I was lucky enough to get from Jeff at Hobby Mill before he retired. I will be replacing all the wood in the kit with the exception of the frames. Bob R.
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