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Hey Patrick , how about a sloop rigged pleasure boat ? Thank you Marc, I would like to see a rc build of a Volvo Boat Best Regards, Pete
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Hey Patrick, how about a traditional sailing craft Best Regards, Pete
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Today, before I finish the final 2 coats of Varnish on the hull, ( I decided to go with a varnished Hull no bottom paint or water line. Kate said you don't want to cover up the wood do you ? she wins ) I started by trimming the deck edge where the Cockpit coaming meets the deck, I then sanded the deck to 400 grit sandpaper ( starting with 220 ) I then applied 2 coats of semi gloss white to the deck . Here are the resultes
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Absolutely Fantastic Piet, Just incredible the detail and craftsmanship are just breath taking Best Regards, Pete
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Wow Nils, The only thing that I would add to everyone else is Stunningly Beautiful Best Regards, Pete
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Thank you Patrick, I am happy with the way she is turning out, as I was going to free sail this one , I have plans to build a larger boat ( approx 28" in length ) ) here is the hint that I am giving at this point ( not an America's cup boat ) Best Regards, Pete
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After enough procrastination, and a lot of projects that I would like to start on I decided to finish her as a static ( less Sails ) So I started by rigging up the mast. I first made the Main Sheet traveler, then put the mast in the Mast step. Next I installed the main Sheet, and installed the Standing Rigging. I installed the Main winches for the main sheet and the jib. I then installed the steering stations, and then ran the Back Stay. Then I installed the Navigation Station. Next will be to make the 2 Rudder Blades, Cradle and install the Keel. Here are the results
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Thanks Patrick, 1 more coat should do the trick Best Regards, Pete
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After some long contemplation, I decided that I would Varnish the Hull, With Epifanes . and rather than showing it being sanded and another coat being applied. I would show it after 4 coats have been applied sanding with 400 grit in between coats, and waiting 24 hours between coats . I will do one more coat and she should be ready to go . I will more than likely do a flat white bottom paint with a blue waterline. the slot for the tiller has been cut into the transom. Here are the results
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Thank you Cap'n'Bob, I appreciate it,Your Friendship sloop is looking really good as well . Best Regards, Pete
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Well, It seems that I had missed a step, ( before sealing up the outside of the Hull ) so Today, I layed out the deck cut it out and installed it . After I faired it to match the Hull. Here are the results
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After a day and a half of Fairing, I got the Hull sanded to 600 grit , and sealed the inside of the Hull with Titebond III ( waterproof glue ) next will be to coat the exterior of the Hull with West System epoxy. Here are the results
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Thank you Michael, I am happy with the way she is turning out Thank you David Best Regards, Pete
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Today, I finished planking the Hull, did some light fairing and built the Cradle. Next will be to complete fairing the Hull. Here are the results
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Thank you Patrick, pound for pound you can't beat the Herreshoff designs, they are so easy on the eyes Thank you Gerty, there is always room for more. Welcome aboard
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Today, I did get more of the Planking completed. next will be to finish planking and fair the hull. Here are the results
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Today, I faired all the frames , lined her off, and got the first 3 rows of planking installed . Next will be to finish the planking. Here are the results
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