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| Christos Messis |
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 Registered Member #4809 Joined: Mon Aug 01 2016, 01:31amPosts: 120 | What is the correct procedure used in the 18th century? Were joggles as the picture below used or drop planks used as the next picture ?  [ Edited Sat Apr 13 2019, 02:42pm ] | ||
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| Christos Messis |
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| Registered Member #4809 Joined: Mon Aug 01 2016, 01:31amPosts: 120 | [ Edited Sun Apr 14 2019, 06:00am ] | ||
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 Registered Member #5239 Joined: Sat Apr 21 2018, 05:29pmPosts: 430 | Hi Christos. I have sent you a private message on this subject. Keith. | ||
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| Christos Messis |
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| Registered Member #4809 Joined: Mon Aug 01 2016, 01:31amPosts: 120 | Christos Messis wrote ... Christos Messis wrote ... What is the correct procedure used in the 18th century? Were joggles as the picture below used or drop planks used as the next picture ?  | ||
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| jacknastyface2 |
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| Registered Member #5239 Joined: Sat Apr 21 2018, 05:29pmPosts: 430 | First, a question: what is the source of these three pictures? Keith. | ||
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| Christos Messis |
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| Registered Member #4809 Joined: Mon Aug 01 2016, 01:31amPosts: 120 | Various articles books etc. The question is, do those pictures apply to the planking reality of the 18th century? | ||
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| Christos Messis |
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| Registered Member #4809 Joined: Mon Aug 01 2016, 01:31amPosts: 120 | Ps. The planking doc.? | ||
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| jacknastyface2 |
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| Registered Member #5239 Joined: Sat Apr 21 2018, 05:29pmPosts: 430 | Hi Christos, The second photo you sent looks fairly recent and is obviously a Mediterranean type ship/boat. In the 18th. century they started to do rounded sterns and this is where it gets difficult for many modelers. If you imagined taking off a few strakes at the stern and if you were putting on the same number of planks as those amidships----- you would have a plank which widened to something like a fishes' tail possibly 20" wide (50cms.) ----hence they ADDED planks. The first book I ever looked at for POF ships was Harold Underhill's "Plank on Frame Ship Models" . It is about the Norwegian merchant brigantine "Leon" which was built in 1880 or thereabouts. Underhill gives various ways of doing drop planks or stealers, and includes rules for decking. I don't think it changed much from 19th. to 18th. centuries. Keith. | ||
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