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Having trouble with the bulwarks of the Bluenose II. I have a template made by taking a rubbing of the top plank through a sheet of cardstock (thin). by pressing againsi the top plank i got an impression and was able to draw a line over it. Yet after i cut it out it still seems a bit wrong. I managed to fit the template onto a bit of basswood that was expendable. Am I right that this piece should be 10mm wide? I think so. My main problem is that i have the curve right but at the prow the bulwark wants to twist out away from the ship. The deck overhangs the top plank a bit and causes this twist. So is this the way it ought to be? Picture is worth a thousand words and all that.image.thumb.jpg.88b40a9d00a4b0fef0b88ea4ac663f7e.jpg

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Bulwark

(Tulsa, OK)

 

In Progress: 1:60 Red Dragon (Artesania Latina)

In Progress: 1:75 Bluenose II (Artesania Latina)

Completed: 1:40 Scale 1937 Sakkonet Daysailer

 

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Anyone know about how high the bukwarks should be above the deck? Following the practicum thus is the template i have right now.image.thumb.jpg.7cd0a2e5b908f6425c1554c1edaf3a94.jpg

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Bulwark

(Tulsa, OK)

 

In Progress: 1:60 Red Dragon (Artesania Latina)

In Progress: 1:75 Bluenose II (Artesania Latina)

Completed: 1:40 Scale 1937 Sakkonet Daysailer

 

  • 2 weeks later...
Posted

NOTE: Solved

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Bulwark

(Tulsa, OK)

 

In Progress: 1:60 Red Dragon (Artesania Latina)

In Progress: 1:75 Bluenose II (Artesania Latina)

Completed: 1:40 Scale 1937 Sakkonet Daysailer

 

Posted

Addition: the bulwarks should be even, not dropped down. The taffrail adds that level change impression.

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Bulwark

(Tulsa, OK)

 

In Progress: 1:60 Red Dragon (Artesania Latina)

In Progress: 1:75 Bluenose II (Artesania Latina)

Completed: 1:40 Scale 1937 Sakkonet Daysailer

 

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