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 Registered Member #4717 Joined: Wed Jan 13 2016, 04:22pmPosts: 15 | A long time ago, I promised to start a build log of an old fishingboat. It needs a little bit of clarification. We are talking about the 17th century when everything was different. As you can see on the map the then Suydersee (now IJsselmeer) had an open connection with the North sea. Every fishermans town had its own type of boat. All those ships were flatbottoms and were custom built.  The type I have chosen is the "Schokker". Vollenhoven the village it had been employed from is still existing, but no longer a fishing settlement as it is now say, "landed". Other former Islands (Urk and Schokland) are now part of a polder. So far a bit of Dutch history. | ||
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 Registered Member #5239 Joined: Sat Apr 21 2018, 05:29pmPosts: 667 | Peter, keep going. Let's see the fishing boat. Keith. | ||
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| Registered Member #4717 Joined: Wed Jan 13 2016, 04:22pmPosts: 15 | Hi Keith, I don't panic, but how do I continue this thread. I've tried several times bit can't add any follow on. Even the preview didn't work Peter | ||
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| Registered Member #4717 Joined: Wed Jan 13 2016, 04:22pmPosts: 15 | so next step. Drawings/sketches from which I will start my scratch build  As you can see there are several challenges  | ||
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| Peter |
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| Registered Member #4717 Joined: Wed Jan 13 2016, 04:22pmPosts: 15 | The keel (beech) and the flat bottom I cut from a sheet of veneer. The hull will be made from oak  The planks are taken from leftovers of the (oak) parquette. | ||
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| Registered Member #4717 Joined: Wed Jan 13 2016, 04:22pmPosts: 15 | Next step  The prevent precious oak to be wasted, I used a lot of cardboard. | ||
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| Registered Member #4717 Joined: Wed Jan 13 2016, 04:22pmPosts: 15 | After several attempts the boat starts to look as a boat  | ||
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| Registered Member #4717 Joined: Wed Jan 13 2016, 04:22pmPosts: 15 | Now comes the difficult parts: the hull looks like a scalpel from above, a banana from the left and right sides, from behind it is flat and from the front it impossible. | ||
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| Registered Member #4717 Joined: Wed Jan 13 2016, 04:22pmPosts: 15 | But a lot of patience pays off | ||
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| jacknastyface2 |
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| Registered Member #5239 Joined: Sat Apr 21 2018, 05:29pmPosts: 667 | Peter wrote ... Hi Keith, I don't panic, but how do I continue this thread. I've tried several times bit can't add any follow on. Even the preview didn't work Peter Looks like you found the answer Peter. No use asking me though I am not too sure about anything electronic. Curious looking boat! The only thing I do recognize is the flat bottom. Typical Dutch construction from that period. Keith. [ Edited Wed May 06 2020, 04:20pm ] | ||
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