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Thanks Joe, I am currently working on the quarterdeck rail.
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I needed to build and install two 4 pounder guns before I could start the framing for the quarterdeck. This set of photos shows how I turned the guns from ebony. I like to start by drilling the hole for the trunnion It gives me a good reference point to take dimensions from.
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Chuck, That may not be a good idea. I heard the Royal Savage had a bit of trouble in Valcour Bay. If you see tom Pringle say hi for me. Mike
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Hi Daniel, Thanks it is easier for me to take a lot of photos than try to describe what I have done on the model. My next project will be the HMY Fubbs 1794. I haven’t done much carving and I think she will be a real learning experience. Mike
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Thanks Patrick, Joe and Daniel I will be working on the gundeck lining and the quarterdeck clamps next. Mike
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This set of photos shows the quarterdeck exterior and stern planking and some overall shots of the hull.
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This is a few photos of the exterior planking. I am using basswood which will be stained a golden oak color.
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Thanks Daniel, I am sorry about the slow response I just got back home from vacation. One week in Stockholm and a week in Basel they are both beautiful cities. I will be posting some progress on the exterior planking in the next few days. Mike
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Mark Thanks by using wire hooks and rubber bands it is easy to adjust the tension on the planks as the glue dries. The framing hammer just shows how small the model actually is. Patrick I make all my own grating and ladders from boxwood using a Proxxon table saw and a jig. Mike
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