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Hi Yves,The Plans for the Buzzard bay 14ftr.Are available . I puchased them about 15 years go when I was planning to Build one and they were obtained thru somone that my dad knew. The 12 1/2 Plans are owened by Cape cod Shipbuilding, And they Have no plans for sale. Best Regards, Pete
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Have a great trip Ben,and as it is for work Have fun, ( to me Life is about having fun and doing what you enjoy ) Best Regards, Pete
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David , I am starting to think I may have to build this full size , I think that I may have to have one ( nothing New there ) We shall see how the plans turn out, So far all the math is comming out right on the money. ( so have started to think about it ) She is just so Beautiful Best Regards, Pete
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The Planking is one of my Favorite parts , Make sure that your seams are tight. and she will come ut great, and you will have alot less Fairing, Best Rgards, pete
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Hi Tom, The tunrbuckles were easy I took 3 /32" Brass tubbing cut 5" lenghths (Scale) then I took earings ( or I shoud say earring making pieces from bead Landing you can get them at Michaeles) and cut the loops off ( the dia. fits perfect in the tubes ) then soldered them in place . I then cleaned them up with sand paper. they are ready for installation. Best Regards, Pete
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Hi Robert, I will take you up on that , Nice build , Beautiful Hull,Nice work Best Regards, Pete
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This is such a Beautiful photo that I had to share it here as well ( I put it in the amazing photos section ) Herreshoff 12 1/2's Moored
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Thank you Frank, To Me the Herreshoff Boats have some of the most beautiful Lines that I have ever seen, ( and Ive seen alot of Boats, I grew up in a Sailing Family ) This is one of the Boats that I have wanted since I was a young Kid. ( and the 12 1/2 ) Best Regards, Pete
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Looks Great Nils, I like all the detail work that you have done , Incredible workmanship Beautiful Job Best Regards, Pete
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Hi Bob, It was nice to see this build again. I have seen a few older build logs resurface again ( its refreshing ) You did an Awesome job . Hats Off Best Regards, Pete
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you know it David, The Real thing , or a shrinking Machine so I can sail this one . Best Regards, Pete
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Thanks to everyone for the Likes, Michael, Your Cleat making method worked out great ( in wood ) I will try it in metal when I get some thicker brass Thank you Nils, She is comming together nicely Best Regrds, Pete
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Thanks Russ , she is getting close to rigging Thank you David, Best Regards, Pete
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Today, I Started by fixing the cradle , so that the Boat sits more centered . I then started making Cleats , I started by making metal ( brass ) one , That Failed miserably ( it ended up a blob of melted metal ) So I went online, Here as a mater of Fact. To Learn how to do it . ( This is a great website to learn new things ) I am Happy to be a member of M.S.W . Anyway , The first thing I realized is that I need thicker brass ( 1/8" thick for my scale ) There is an article in the metal Work, Soldering and Metal Fittings section here is the link :http://modelshipworld.com/index.php?/topic/4368-cuttingsanding-brass/page-1#entry125891 Michael Mott had made a posting that showed how he had made a cleat ( I belive for the Bristol Pilot Cutter ) I liked how it was done , So I made one out of wood Fashioned in that Manner ( it Scales to a 10" Cleat and will work perfect as the Bow Mooring Cleat). This was the way I was looking to make Cleats for a While now, Thank you Michael . I did make all the Turnbuckles and got a great start on the Bow Chain Plate . Here are the Results
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