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| ToddM |
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 Registered Member #4538 Joined: Wed Dec 10 2014, 05:47pmPosts: 235 | Thanks for the positive feedback. I certainly plan on continuing once the weather turns cold. | ||
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| ToddM |
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| Registered Member #4538 Joined: Wed Dec 10 2014, 05:47pmPosts: 235 | Time for the counter timbers. I veered from the dunbrody plans here and as I showed previously created the rounded (in profile) the stern to match the painting of the William Carson. It was hard to tell where the last 1/2 frames ended and where the counter timbers began so I just picked a spot on my own. the counter timbers seem a bit long to me but it worked out in the end. As with all the frames I do most of the sanding before installation to limit the tedious fairing afterwards.             | ||
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| Charles |
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  Registered Member #1923 Joined: Mon Nov 28 2011, 06:07pmPosts: 743 | Wonderful Nothing to say more Always amaze to see that type of build Tanks to share it is a real pleasure | ||
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| aew |
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aew   Registered Member #1929 Joined: Wed Nov 30 2011, 03:05pmPosts: 2760 | There's some serious woodwork on show in those pictures! That's going to be an exceptional model. (In fact, it already is.) | ||
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| ToddM |
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| Registered Member #4538 Joined: Wed Dec 10 2014, 05:47pmPosts: 235 | Thanks Charles and Arthur. I may have made a mistake as this is supposed to be a merchant cargo ship and I just finished installing the shelf for the accommodation deck from the Dundrody plans that the ship is based on (a passenger ship). I also spent considerable time drawing the accommodation deck structure that will most likely need some modifications or even left out for the Wm Carson. | ||
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| Slobodan |
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  Registered Member #4425 Joined: Wed May 07 2014, 03:37pmPosts: 281 | Awesome, inspiring work. Looking forward to follow the progress on this very promising project. | ||
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| Tim C |
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 Registered Member #4126 Joined: Fri Feb 15 2013, 05:19amPosts: 1105 | Very nice work. Thanks for sharing. Later Tim [ Edited Mon Dec 31 2018, 08:27pm ] | ||
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| jacknastyface2 |
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| Registered Member #5239 Joined: Sat Apr 21 2018, 05:29pmPosts: 396 | That's model shipwrighting at its best! Looks as if it will be fairly easy to do the final sanding of the hull. Happy New Year. Keith. | ||
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| Tim C |
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| Registered Member #4126 Joined: Fri Feb 15 2013, 05:19amPosts: 1105 | Just reviewed your whole thread and I'm so impressed on how you took it from pictures to plans to cutting your own wood to make the frames with. Then your making the frames, pegging them and then framing in the rest of the ship. Outstanding job. Later Tim | ||
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| ToddM |
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| Registered Member #4538 Joined: Wed Dec 10 2014, 05:47pmPosts: 235 | Thank-you for the nice comments. It is important to spend a lot of time on the drawings as it can save a lot of time trying to make things fit properly. Please note the construction and line drawings come from the dunbrody that I bought on line. I did have to create the frame drawings (lofting) from the line drawings. | ||
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