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 Registered Member #105 Joined: Wed Jul 15 2009, 12:01pmPosts: 2624 | i have the book Legend of the Lake 22 gun Ontario by Britton Smith in the book is a set of modeling plans drawn by John Mckay in the book it says full size plans are available from Quarry Press in Kingston Ontario so far i am unable to find and contact the publisher. Anyone in or around Kingston that may have contact info for this publisher? | ||
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| dave1254 |
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| Registered Member #2647 Joined: Fri May 25 2012, 08:08pmPosts: 450 | Plans are available from quarry Press p.o. box 1061 kingston ontario canada K7L 4Y5 | ||
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| dave1254 |
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| Registered Member #2647 Joined: Fri May 25 2012, 08:08pmPosts: 450 | I will be drawing these plans out myself from the admiralty plans. But my scale will be 1/2" to the foot. This makes a model approx. 40" long I am just starting so it may take a few weeks to produce admiralty plans plus all frames. I am going to check the plans using Dean's calculations and fill in areas that are not covered by the original admiralty plans. | ||
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| Gene Bodnar |
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 Registered Member #126 Joined: Tue Jul 21 2009, 11:20amPosts: 1782 | Dave, I bought that book a couple of years ago. The Ontario is the next model I plan on building, on 1:24 scale, too. I will be enlarging the plans given in the book, which seem very well-drawn as they stand. Gene | ||
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| daves |
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| Registered Member #105 Joined: Wed Jul 15 2009, 12:01pmPosts: 2624 | i am working on the drawings of the Royal George built on lake Champlain in 1777 The Ontario and Royal George look very similar, both ships were designed and built by John Coleman. Framing on both ships are the same with double bends and filler frames. McKay shows the frames using chocks, my idea is to butt the ends on the double frames and use a scarf for the single frames. | ||
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| Gene Bodnar |
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| Registered Member #126 Joined: Tue Jul 21 2009, 11:20amPosts: 1782 | Dave, Will you be posting your drawings when they're finished? Gene | ||
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| daves |
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| Registered Member #105 Joined: Wed Jul 15 2009, 12:01pmPosts: 2624 | hi Gene well i did not think of posting the plans but i can post a step by step process as i develope a set of modeling plans. here are the original plans drawn by John Coleman. The first one is the Royal George the second is the Ontario. The stern molding on both are almost the same. The Rg is a sleeker vessel longer and lower, both have little dead rise to the floors, Coleman didn't have a figurehead on the Ontario. The R G had 26 guns and the Ontario had 22, framing on both ships were the same size and spacing.   | ||
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| Gene Bodnar |
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| Registered Member #126 Joined: Tue Jul 21 2009, 11:20amPosts: 1782 | Dave, Thanks. I'd love to watch you develop a set of plans. I've done this myself on occasion, but I've never seen how someone else does it, and I'm sure it's probably a better way that I do it. It would be quite educational for all of us, I'm sure. Gene | ||
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| teleman |
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 Registered Member #1925 Joined: Tue Nov 29 2011, 05:32amPosts: 1258 | hi dave, that would be nice to watch your step by step process and how you draw up plans. I'm trying for the first time to draw up my own plans.i do not know how to use CAD and I never will. Too expensive and too complicated.i try to keep things simple.so I hope you present a detailed presentation on drawing your plans. | ||
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| Winston |
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winston  Registered Member #1 Joined: Sat Jun 13 2009, 02:08pmPosts: 2305 | I too would love to follow along. Currently seeking my next project and it would be nice to be able to draw up the plans from scratch myself. And like Gene, would like to see how others approach things. But, I prefer CAD, as its less expensive than reams of paper and the boxes of erasers I'd be sure to go through.  | ||
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