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| Richardt |
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  Registered Member #1244 Joined: Thu Nov 04 2010, 04:59pmPosts: 122 | Hi Mike, What woods are you using? Richardt | ||
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| Mike 41 |
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  Registered Member #702 Joined: Fri Feb 05 2010, 10:37pmPosts: 1247 | Hi Richardt, I am using the following woods: Beech for all framing blood wood for sheer rail, spirketing, lining and gun carriages. Ebony for guns and Wales. Basswood for deck planking. Yellowheart for ship’s side planking. Walnut for other stuff. I buy a lot of pen blanks . They are ¾” square by 5" to 6” long and can be used for different ship parts where you only need a small amount of material. I usually get mine from Woodcrafters but there are a lot of suppliers on line. Mike | ||
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| Mike 41 |
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| Registered Member #702 Joined: Fri Feb 05 2010, 10:37pmPosts: 1247 | Hi Everyone, The first photos I am posting show the assembly of the Mortar Pit. The next photos show the main hatchway. The sides are made from blood wood. I ripped them to the angle shown on drawing 50 then glued the patterns to the inside of the hatch and cut the coroner joint with a band saw. The hatch cover boards are made from walnut. The Waterway and deck planking are basswood. The spirketing and lining are blood wood. When I finish the lining the Main wale and side planking are next.                | ||
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| jstaudt |
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  Registered Member #4 Joined: Fri Jun 26 2009, 12:40amPosts: 100 | Hi Mike, She looks great! I can't wait to see her completed. Jeff | ||
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| 6pkrunner |
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 Registered Member #1305 Joined: Thu Dec 02 2010, 12:49amPosts: 36 | Wow! That looks terrific. | ||
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| Mike 41 |
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| Registered Member #702 Joined: Fri Feb 05 2010, 10:37pmPosts: 1247 | Thanks 6pkrunner, Are you going to post a log on your Flying Fish? I all ways learn something from other logs. Hi Jeff, Thank you for the drawings. Do you have another project in the works? I have been looking at the Pandora for a possible build. | ||
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| 6pkrunner |
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| Registered Member #1305 Joined: Thu Dec 02 2010, 12:49amPosts: 36 | Mike 41 wrote ... Thanks 6pkrunner, Are you going to post a log on your Flying Fish? I all ways learn something from other logs. Yes I certainly will. However usually the time I work on it is when I'm on board a ship during the summers. Its currently crated up awaiting next field season. I suppose I can do a "work so far" version? | ||
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| midnight |
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| Registered Member #609 Joined: Tue Jan 05 2010, 03:34amPosts: 46 | Very nice indeed Mike . Question : Could this be completed by some-one who has never done a scratch build project ? Cheers Dave | ||
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| jstaudt |
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| Registered Member #4 Joined: Fri Jun 26 2009, 12:40amPosts: 100 | Hi Mike, I'm glad that the drawings are working well for you. Actually, I'm currently working on developing a set of drawings for a POB version of the schooner Helen McLeod. Should be a fun project. Jeff | ||
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| Mike 41 |
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| Registered Member #702 Joined: Fri Feb 05 2010, 10:37pmPosts: 1247 | Hi 6pkrunner, Is this the clipper ship built in 1851 by Donald McKay? Hi Dave, This is my third scratch build. I would recommend the “Battle Station Project for a first build. If you have built several kits you would be able to complete the section it will take a lot longer than you think it would. If you start a log here on MSB any of the guys here myself included will be glad to answer any questions or help with problems you might have. Hi Jeff, The drawings have made the section a pleasure to build the tree nails have taken a lot of time but they make the ship look more complete | ||
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