Very nice build Uwe,what type of woods did you use?
The frames and other structural elements was Swiss pear and the deck planking was cedar wood.
Many thanks that you like it.....
Hallo Peter,
Yes, at this time I did the notches in the beam arms afterwards after they were glued, means insitu.
Here I wanted to be on the safe side about the exact locations etc. .... off course sometimes not easy and with much more care to cut with a small chisel.
The notches of the carlings for installation of the ledges were usually done before glueing in place.....so if you see one on a photo before (without notch) and after (with notch), than it was usually drifting before.
The notches on the beams I did before final installation. Here I put all beams next to each other and marked the areas to be cutted for all beams in the same time. With this the carlings are parallel to the keel, rectangle.
Thanks for your interest ....hope I understood your question correctly and could answer it ....
Yes you did, and thank you for telling us about it.
Some other perspective to see all the knees
It is time for the deck planking, so the last carlings and ledges have to be installed
Starting with the waterways and first plank
Starting with the waterways and first plank
G'day Uwek
Great going mate. Beautiful craftsmanship is show through with every photo. Just brilliant.
Havagooday and happymodeling
Greg
Great going mate. Beautiful craftsmanship is show through with every photo. Just brilliant.
Havagooday and happymodeling
Greg
Great work!
Dear friends.....mayn thanks for your kind words and your likes. It shows me, that you enjoy the built like I did.
Continuing with the deck planking
The gratings were done with the circular saw, with cutting nodges with the same distance
Than afterwards the same with the 90° turned bord
Continuing with the deck planking
The gratings were done with the circular saw, with cutting nodges with the same distance
Than afterwards the same with the 90° turned bord
Preparation of the ladder, ctting the nodges with a small jig
Today I want to show you some impressions of the finished deck with the grating and the installed ladder.
The location of the beams are marked with a soft pencil, to show the location and direction of the planking nails.....
Good to see here is also the grain of the used ceddar-wood which comes (in my opinion) nicely and somehow correct in scale
The location of the beams are marked with a soft pencil, to show the location and direction of the planking nails.....
Good to see here is also the grain of the used ceddar-wood which comes (in my opinion) nicely and somehow correct in scale
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Here the view on the gundeck with the 2 planks of the Gun deck Spirketting over the waterway,
the 3 planks between the gunports and the overlay Gangway clamps
the 3 planks between the gunports and the overlay Gangway clamps
Hi Uwe,
I love the cederwood, as you mention the grain looks perfect for a scale version of pine.
Keep this one in mind.
Where did you buy the planks or did made them your selve on a planing machine?
Regs Maarten
I love the cederwood, as you mention the grain looks perfect for a scale version of pine.
Keep this one in mind.
Where did you buy the planks or did made them your selve on a planing machine?
Regs Maarten
I think this was a Lebanon ceder. I got the piece from a good modeling friend in Croatia.
I have a very good „home made“ circular saw, so the planks were cut with the saw.
It is time for the installation of the gangways.
First of all the brackets have to be produced out of brass
We need four gangway brackets without Crutch
and we need in addition four brackets with crutch
After the drilling of the holes for the installation bolts they are ready for blackening
First of all the brackets have to be produced out of brass
We need four gangway brackets without Crutch
and we need in addition four brackets with crutch
After the drilling of the holes for the installation bolts they are ready for blackening
Here you can see the brackets installed in the section, on the left side the two without, and the right side with crutch
Looks good, Ewe!
Nice work Uwe, I'm really liking how it is shaping up