Fundysnapper Posted January 20 Author #2 Posted January 20 Templates cut now to mark the waterline, centerline, rabbet, rail line and the knuckle. Then sanding to fit.
Fundysnapper Posted January 21 Author #3 Posted January 21 Ok I think I am ready to dive in. I have read the manual and had a good look at the plans. Templates cut wood strips and blocks sorted and labelled. I also made a kind of template for the station lines on a piece of masking tape. Simplifies the marks instead of all of the lines on the plans. Next step is to make a block to attach to the deck so I can put it in a vice. Which I just ordered from Amazon. Then start marking station lines, rabbet line and waterline. Ryland Craze 1
Dr PR Posted January 21 #4 Posted January 21 It is a beautiful ship. Enjoy the build! Phil Current build: USS Cape MSI-2 Previous build: Vanguard Models 18 foot cutter Previous build: Albatros topsail schooner Previous build: USS Oklahoma City CLG-5 CAD model
Fundysnapper Posted January 21 Author #5 Posted January 21 1 hour ago, Dr PR said: It is a beautiful ship. Enjoy the build! Thank you. I am not sure about this solid hull so far. Wouldn't take much to go to far with no return.
capnharv2 Posted January 21 #6 Posted January 21 I’m just finishing mine (which I started about 15 years ago). I don’t know how much help I can be, but I’ll enjoying watching! Please ask if I can be of assistance! Thanks! HarveyI Fundysnapper and Ryland Craze 2
Fundysnapper Posted 5 hours ago Author #8 Posted 5 hours ago I don't know if I really like this solid hull. It's a lot of sanding, carving and shaping. It's coming together though. Starting to look like a ship. I think I would rather be planking. capnharv2 1
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