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pete48

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  1. 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
  2. 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
  3. 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
  4. 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
  5. 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
  6. Hi Robert, I will take you up on that , Nice build , Beautiful Hull,Nice work Best Regards, Pete
  7. 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
  8. 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
  9. Looks Great Nils, I like all the detail work that you have done , Incredible workmanship Beautiful Job Best Regards, Pete
  10. 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
  11. Hi J. Nice build , Looks great, Very nice work Best Regards, Pete
  12. Hi Frank, Very nice looking build you got going on here, Nice work Best Regards, Pete
  13. you know it David, The Real thing , or a shrinking Machine so I can sail this one . Best Regards, Pete
  14. Hi Michael, Can't wait to see the new half hull with the new info, will you show a side by side comparison ? Best Regards, Pete
  15. 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
  16. 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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