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AVBiker replied to Bill97's topic in Masting, rigging and sails
For me, sailing or not sailing is not a question..... Greetings Hubert -
Yacht Mary Semi-scratch
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Hi Gregory Look heare, a movie from Statenjacht Utrecht Greetings Hubert
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Hello Peta_V I also build the Royal Caroline and have constructed the rails in pear wood after the AotS of Ballabarba / Osculati. The railes are not 100% correct, but good for me. Here are some pictures of the building. First the plan of AotS.
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Hello friends In almost all my ships, I made the carvings from pear wood with a dental machine (K11). This photo shows the decorations of the Royal Caroline on the side walls. The ornaments were milled from 2.5mm thick wood. The book was used as a template "Anatomy of the Ships", "The Royal Yacht Caroline 1749" of Sergio Bellabarba & Giorgio Osculati. Practice creates masters!!!! Greetings Hubert
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Yacht Mary by Mike Dowling
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Hi Mike, Planking scheme in the area bow at yachts from Holland see pictures: Greetings Hubert -
Yacht Mary by Mike Dowling
AVBiker replied to Mike Dowling's topic in - Kit build logs for subjects built from 1501 - 1750
Hi Mike, hier ein Artikel von mir in deutscher Sprache für mein Forum über Beplankung. Daß das Straken der Spanten mit einer Strakleiste(wie mir scheint, für etliche eine unliebsame, aber nichts destotrotz überaus wichtige Arbeit) mit peinlicher Genauigkeit ausgeführt wird, ist ein absolutes MUSS. Auch ein Auffütern an den Spanten kann manchmal nötig werden um die Linien zu gewährleisten. Was hier zuwenig genau geschliffen wird, muß später mit Spachtel und nachschleifen und mehrfachem Arbeitseinsatz ausgeglichen werden. . Für die Unterbeplankung schneide ich mir selber mit eine -
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