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Chinese Junk by Mr. Plum - 1:150 POB - Finished


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Thank you Mr. Plum, that was a fun build to 'watch', and all from start to finish in one page. :)

Very precise work and it looks great. You must get some serious tension on those cords for clamping/holddown... I have not had similar success with that method. Is there a secret I've missed?

Randy

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So essentially what you're saying is the strings are not high tension, they are merely positional to hold the piece in place as it is made to fit precisely... like a puzzle. Makes sense and I do try for that as well with water and hot iron... my incorrect impression was I thought that the strings asserted more tension than they do... thanks for the explanation

Randy

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I for one think you did an excellent job, she looks beautiful. Thank you for sharing your technique with all of us for bending the strips of wood. Post more pictures if you have them.

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Joe :D

 

Go MSW :) :)

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  • 7 months later...

Mr Plum

 

What a beautiful boat. I am looking for plans for either a junk or sampan for my next build. Can you please advise if you had a set of plans and if so, where did you get them.

 

regards

 

Daryl

Regards

 

Daryl

 

 

Current Build:    Chinese Bird Boat - Scratch - 1:25

Last Builds:        Viking Knaar - Dusek - 1:35

                           Santisima Trinidad Section - OcCre - 1:90

                           Llaut - Corel - 1:25

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Next Build:         Chinese Junk - Scratch

 

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