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Home   Forums   Events Calendar   Sponsors   Support the RRLine   Guestbook   FAQ     Register Active Topics | Active Polls | Resources | Members | Online Users | Live Chat | Avatar Legend | Search | Statistics Photo Album | File Lister | File Library [ Active Members: 4 | Anonymous Members: 0 | Guests: 213 ]  [ Total: 217 ]  [ Newest Member: MOONVLL ]  All Forums  Shop Talk  Vehicle and Non-Rail Transportation Modeling  boat model Previous Page | Next Page  New Topic |    New Poll |   Reply to Topic |  Author Topic Page: 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 of 11 Carrie Creek Fireman Premium Member Posted - 04/07/2018 :  5:28:10 PM     here are 3 pics to bring you all up to date. the two frames need to be cut and glued in place need to lay out on a new plank, cut and install the last two forward frames then start on the aft frames. a nice low view and I move along.... Phil Z POR (press on regardless) Country: USA | Posts: 1581 Michael Hohn Fireman Posted - 04/07/2018 :  6:10:46 PM       Beautiful, even at this early stage. By the way, 9/32” to the foot is not an unusual scale in Europe. It’s simply 1:43. Mike _______________________________________ And we gazed upon the chimes of freedom flashin' — Bob Dylan Country: USA | Posts: 6781 Nelson458 Fireman Posted - 04/07/2018 :  9:45:13 PM       Looking good, Phil. Keep at it, she'll be a beauty in no time. Tony Burgess Exploring the unknown requires tolerating uncertainty.~ Brian Greene Country: USA | Posts: 3151 Frank Palmer Fireman Posted - 04/08/2018 :  09:54:58 AM       Very nice. Looking forward to the aft frames. Frank Country: USA | Posts: 5973 Carl B Fireman Premium Member Posted - 04/08/2018 :  12:08:26 PM     Nice work Phil. What wood are you using and where do you source it? Thanks. Country: USA | Posts: 4003 Carrie Creek Fireman Premium Member Posted - 04/08/2018 :  12:16:26 PM     Carl, I am using basswood. Get from Michael’s mostly, sometimes from Hobby Town. Phil Z POR (press on regardless) Country: USA | Posts: 1581 Carrie Creek Fireman Premium Member Posted - 04/21/2018 :  5:30:59 PM     finally, have time to resize and post! have all frames in and now am sanding down to the lines and fairing overall. pics of the framing: frames laid out ready to cutout a view with the transom sitting in place the aft support is there to hold the transom at the correct angle, the transom is not glued yet as I still need to sand the correct bevels around it. a nice side shot with rudder added closeup a quick sketch showing difference between model and real so, sanding away, when faired will start placing the deck beams and the deck structures sides. enjoy Phil Z POR (press on regardless) Country: USA | Posts: 1581 Pennman Fireman Premium Member Posted - 04/21/2018 :  6:53:36 PM     Phil, I'm in too..would like to see how this is done. Rich Country: USA | Posts: 4652 Carl B Fireman Premium Member Posted - 04/21/2018 :  7:29:49 PM     VERY nice! Country: USA | Posts: 4003 Frank Palmer Fireman Posted - 04/21/2018 :  8:52:06 PM       Looks ship shape. Nice lines. Frank Country: USA | Posts: 5973 Carrie Creek Fireman Premium Member Posted - 04/22/2018 :  10:27:55 PM     Rich, welcome aboard, any and all questions will be answered to my best ability. Carl, thanks Frank, thanks also. Still sanding away!..... Phil Z POR (press on regardless) Country: USA | Posts: 1581 Carrie Creek Fireman Premium Member Posted - 05/01/2018 :  12:00:56 AM     will still need some sanding to fair in the topside tumblehome but in order to get to there I need to get the deck beams in and the bulwark stanchions made and installed. so, made a jig to cut the camber that is in the deck beams. Have cut the pieces that make up the Great beam and step in the deck. This would be a single block of wood but it was easier to make 4 pieces than to try and cut the steps in a block. Pics: the 3/32" thick beam material slid in place ready to cut in the curve of the camber the curve cut in the beam cut to the correct height the 4 pieces making up the Great beam than over view a wider view the fore deck sits on the lower front step and the aft deck sits on the rear step. so now more deck beams fore and aft. Phil Z POR (press on regardless) Country: USA | Posts: 1581 Carl B Fireman Premium Member Posted - 05/01/2018 :  07:11:07 AM     Cool jig and techniques. Nice work! Country: USA | Posts: 4003 TRAINS1941 Engineer Premium Member Posted - 05/01/2018 :  09:52:29 AM     Nice job I'll be following this really interesting seeing this come together!! Jerry "And in the end, it’s not the years in your life that count. It's the life in your years." A. Lincoln Country: USA | Posts: 12886 Philip Fireman Posted - 05/01/2018 :  10:27:07 AM       Nice work Phil! 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