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Cleaning up continue........ 

Today I could put some serious time for the AVOS and I managed to finish:

Shrouds, jackstay and fore stay. As a next step I could tie everything up and clean the deck from the ends of ropes. (coils will be added later). I have also managed to take few pictures of details and whole model. 

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All the rigging of the main sail is in place so I could tighten it and clean the deck from the rope ends. 

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And move to the next stage. I have attached all necessary ropes and blocks to the spreadsail yard 

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And attached it to the jackstay 

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It brings some volume to the ship! 

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But first I will have to do all the rigging around centerline (mast and stays) as all the yards rigging is making access very dificult. 

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Adding some more tackles, hooks and blocks. 

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And works on the sails. I have removed the boltrope and did some ironing. 

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Now its time to attach the boltrope back using my own rope. After 2 and half hour with a needel........ I have the smallest one ready 💣

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Excellent rigging and sail making Peta,

wunderbar !

 

Nils

Current builds

-Lightship Elbe 1

Completed

- Steamship Ergenstrasse ex Laker Corsicana 1918- scale 1:87 scratchbuild

"Zeesboot"  heritage wooden fishing small craft around 1870, POB  clinker scratch build scale 1:24

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-"Gorch Fock 2" German Navy cadet training 3-mast barque, 1:95 (scratchbuild) 

"Heinrich Kayser" heritage Merchant Steamship, 1:96 (scratchbuild)  original was my grandfathers ship

-"Bohuslän" , heritage ,live Swedish museum passenger steamer (Billings kit), 1:50 

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under restoration / restoration finished 

"Hjejlen" steam paddlewheeler, 1861, Billings Boats rare old kit, scale 1:50

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@Mirabell61thanks a lot Nils!

 

Although I have studied the rigging plans of this kit for a long time, it still suprises me how detailed it is! And in 1/72 scale! 

 

So fore sail is prepared, I have attached all the ropes and blocks...... 

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And start testing on the ship 

 

Foresail halyard

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Foresail sheet attached to the horse

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Foresail downhaul and tack 

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There is really everything! 

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  • 2 weeks later...

I have reached the stage that I do not like so there is not much to show. 

Before I can fix the position of the spreadsail yard I need to prepare 2 things. 

1. I need to do the top half of ratlines until I still can lower the yard. It will be lot more complicated with the yard fixed in position. (I hate doing ratlines!) 

2. I need to prepare topsail so I could secure all the rigging in the center of the deck by the mast (it would be also very dificult to get there once lower ratlines and "outside running rigging" is in place). And I'm also not a fan of this task :(

 

So the progress is very slow now. I have installed lower and upper Sheer battens and prepared few ratlines, that is all for now. 

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@yvesvidal thanks a lot Yves. I really appreciate your encouragement! And thanks also for all the likes guys! Ratlines will go slowly but I finish them. There are only few!

 

Unfortunately I found bigger issue. The topsail is sawn pretty asymetricaly. Here it is in Comparision with the template. 

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And here is the diference once you put it on the topsail yard. 

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As you can see it is quite huge and will do the mess on the spreadsail yard so I can't use it. 

I was thinking of doing my own sail but it will look different from others.

I guess I will try to contact MK. 

SO NOW I HAVE TIME FOR RATLINES! 

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@Katoom, thanks for the idea but unfortunately it won't work niether. All the angles are wrong and if I do that the stitches will not come straight up but even more to the side!

 

I already got answer from Master Korabel and they are sending new sail my way! Very profesional! 🎩👏

And big thank goes to @greenstone to arrange that! 

 

I'm So happy 🍻🍻👏

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Excited about the sail I have sat down and finished one side of ratlines. It turned out quite well I would say. The second side next! 

 

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Thanks a lo Dirk! 

 

I needed a rest from ratlines so I took a needle and am one sail down! 🍻

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This is yet another beautiful build of an unusual kit. I feel that I almost must stop looking at these blogs because my wish list is extending beyond my life expectancy. They are however addictive and things of wonder. I must learn to balance my reading with actual building . I'm already restricted by the bosun from using power tools in the middle of the night, and now she objects to the commuter screen in the early hours. 

current build- Swan ,scratch

on shelf,Rattlesnake, Alert semi scratch,Le Coureur,, Fubbs scratch

completed: nostrum mare,victory(Corel), san felipe, sovereign of the seas, sicilian  cargo boat ,royal yacht caroline, armed pinnace, charles morgan whaler, galilee boat, wappen von hamburg, la reale (Dusek), amerigo vespucci, oneida (semi scratch) diane, great harry-elizabethan galleon (semi scratch), agammemnon, hanna (scratch).19th cent. shipyard diorama (Constructo), picket boat, victory bow section

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Thanks a lot! 

 

Only small progress. I have added tackle of jib halyard and jib downhaul. I thought I make it more interesting and Mark the running of the rope in the photo. Let me know if you find it interesting, I could do other ropes too. It is getting pretty crowded around the mast (I like that) 

 

Jib halyard = blue

It goes from the eye on the deck next to the mast up to the mast head through 3 blocks back down to the bitt on the deck. There is the tackle coming from the eye on the deck. 

 

Jib downhaul = Red 

Goes from top of the stem through the block on the Block attached to the jib halyard to the the deck. 

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Thank you all! 

 

Party time! 🍻

The shrouds on the second side are equiped with ratlines finally. I'm So glad this nightmare is over :D

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On 12/10/2019 at 12:16 PM, Peta_V said:

@yvesvidal thanks a lot Yves. I really appreciate your encouragement! And thanks also for all the likes guys! Ratlines will go slowly but I finish them. There are only few!

 

Unfortunately I found bigger issue. The topsail is sawn pretty asymetricaly. Here it is in Comparision with the template. 

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And here is the diference once you put it on the topsail yard. 

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As you can see it is quite huge and will do the mess on the spreadsail yard so I can't use it. 

I was thinking of doing my own sail but it will look different from others.

I guess I will try to contact MK. 

SO NOW I HAVE TIME FOR RATLINES! 

You could furl the sail or clew it. It doesn't have to be spread out. I think I would. Just an idea...

For the rest, I absolutely admire your work. Very inspiring (and jealousmaking). Thumbs up!

currently: master korabel Schooner Polotsk

finished: the Swift 1805, the Lady Nelson

on the shelf: US Brig Syren, Le Renard and the Hermione

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@Dutchman first of all thaks a lot!

 

Second, for me this was not an option anymore! I have/had a picture before my eyes how it should look like and it is with spread sails. I will be adding ti it the finish that it is full wind. And furl the top sail will not work. Building this kit was so much fun so far and the treat what MK gave me was exceptional! Best kit!! 

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Greetings in the new year friends! 

 

I did not touch AVOS over the Xmas eve. My 3 childern kept me busy enough :D but had a great time with family!

 

So the only update would be....... New replacement sail has arrived from MK (thanks a lot), I have managed to remove the Bolt rope so sail is ready to be rigged. 

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Happy New Year to ALL of you and let's finish AVOS!!! 

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Happy New Year to you too!!! All the best to you and all your familly and friends!!!

Somewhere in your post you mantioned that you`ll be glad if you make somebody start in this wonderfull hobby, well I`ll let you know that you and this beautiful model you`re making(I`m definatlly going to find it and make it my first wooden ship), and all the great modellers on this great site made me take out my old plastic Tirpitz and start working on her again. Thank You!

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