| Model Ship Builder :: Forums :: Build Logs :: POF Build Logs |
|
<< Previous thread | Next thread >> |
| The Pinta 1:32 Scale | ||
| Go to page 1 2 3 ... 12 13 14 | |
|
Moderators: Winston, aew
|
| Author | Post | ||
| Mike 41 |
| ||
  Registered Member #702 Joined: Fri Feb 05 2010, 10:37pmPosts: 1249 | This building log of The Caravel Pinta is based on the book ‘the Ships of Christopher Columbus by Xavier Pastor’ and detailed drawings prepared by Jeff Staudt. From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia Details Class & type: Caravel Tons burthen: 60 – 70 tons Length: 17 m (56 ft) on deck Draught: 2.31 m (7.6 ft) Complement: 69 The model will be built to 1:32 scale The keel assembly will be made from European Beachwood and the frames will be mahogany. Keel Assembly The following photos show I built the keel assembly.               | ||
| Back to top | | ||
| Patrick (Paddy) |
| ||
  Registered Member #4100 Joined: Thu Jan 10 2013, 03:49pmPosts: 207 | Hi mike, Looking forward to following along and watching you bring Jeff's drawings to life. [ Edited Sun Feb 03 2013, 02:53pm ] | ||
| Back to top | | ||
| Mike 41 |
| ||
| Registered Member #702 Joined: Fri Feb 05 2010, 10:37pmPosts: 1249 | Hi Paddy, This should be an easier ship to build not quite as many guns to make. Mike | ||
| Back to top | | ||
| Mike 41 |
| ||
| Registered Member #702 Joined: Fri Feb 05 2010, 10:37pmPosts: 1249 | Pinta Frames I usually start in the middle and work toward the ends. For a change of pace I started with the bow and stern half frames saving the easy full frames for last. I just hope I can get all the full frames jammed in middle. LOL These are a few photos showing how I built and installed the half frames.              | ||
| Back to top | | ||
| teleman |
| ||
 Registered Member #1925 Joined: Tue Nov 29 2011, 05:32amPosts: 1394 | Hi Mike i sure do like Galleons so how do i get a hold of those plans buddy........Very nice start on your little boat there. So what are the dimensions? | ||
| Back to top | | ||
| Mike 41 |
| ||
| Registered Member #702 Joined: Fri Feb 05 2010, 10:37pmPosts: 1249 | Thanks Mario, Jeff hasn’t finished the plans but the overall dimensions will be about 2’-8” long, 1’-9” tall and 7” wide. The scale is 3/8”= 1’-0” which is very easy to work on. Mike | ||
| Back to top | | ||
| Patrick (Paddy) |
| ||
| Registered Member #4100 Joined: Thu Jan 10 2013, 03:49pmPosts: 207 | Hi Mike, The dry dock crew are making great progress. I keep studying your building board. It looks to be very adaptable with the T-Slot tracks in the base accommodating those special clamps. | ||
| Back to top | | ||
| Mike 41 |
| ||
| Registered Member #702 Joined: Fri Feb 05 2010, 10:37pmPosts: 1249 | Hi Paddy, Thanks I have to keep a close eye on the crew they wonder around all over the place. I did a little post on the building board under Jigs & Things you might want to take a look at. Mike | ||
| Back to top | | ||
| teleman |
| ||
| Registered Member #1925 Joined: Tue Nov 29 2011, 05:32amPosts: 1394 | Hey Mike heres a question for you. Once your frames are placed you will not see the notched out protion of the rising wood. So would it of been better to leave that portion out, instead of going thru all that work on the rising wood since you not going to see it anyway? Just wondering.... | ||
| Back to top | | ||
| Mike 41 |
| ||
| Registered Member #702 Joined: Fri Feb 05 2010, 10:37pmPosts: 1249 | Hi Mario, The notches in the rising wood are there to provide a larger gluing surface and to add support for the frame as it is installed. The notches also aide in alignment of the frames to the keel while gluing the frames. Mike | ||
| Back to top | | ||
| Go to page 1 2 3 ... 12 13 14 | |
Powered by e107 Forum System