janv
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Post by janv on Aug 30, 2016 18:19:59 GMT
long time ago I posted an update here. Due to private reasons my build is very slow and some posts are on the MSW forum. I started with the small boat I re-scaled the drawing from Fred  made a mall with the frames    and made planking on the inside and outside    and the frames inside  next steps will be the further details in frames, sward, small mast with sails etc etc |
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Post by jules on Aug 30, 2016 19:02:57 GMT
Hello Jan,
Sorry to hear about your private problems.
The boat looks great already.
If I understand correctly, you built it by applying a layer of wood on both sides of a tissue. Never seen that before.
Good luck with the progress.
Kind regards,
Jules
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janv
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Post by janv on Aug 31, 2016 16:59:15 GMT
Thanks for your reply Jules
Firstly the private problems are caused by the attempt to sell our house, so my work space is limited and needs to be cleaned regulary. Also I am very busy with my job and a lot of travelling for weeks to the Middle East.
The technic I used for this boat have I learned on the web from a Russian builder in the past and used this earlier already for an other small boat.
Made a mall using glue for wall paper in combination with toilet paper sheets (called Papier Mache in the Netherlands). after a week the paper is fixed so you can easy glue the wood on the in and outside.
Jan
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Post by jules on Sept 1, 2016 12:13:23 GMT
Hi Jan, Ah, still haven't sold your house. Yeah, it's difficult in the Netherlands these days to sell your house. I sold my house last year. First had to change estate agent and then had to drop the price considarably, but it worked. Happily living in France now. Interesting technique. But you have to apply the planking on both sides of the tissue. That's the double amount of work compared to the 'classical' method: shape a core of wood, place the frames on that core, cover the frames with a single layer of planking. Did you use the tissue method to have more rigidity during the rest of the build, or is there another reason to use it? Maybe the small scale made you use another method than the 'classical' one. Kind regards, Jules PS I suppose you can't take your boat model with you in your hand luggage when flying to the Middle East. Maybe you can get some work done in the slow hours overthere  |
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janv
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Post by janv on Sept 1, 2016 15:30:37 GMT
the tissue paper is used as a "frame"to build the planking, specially due to the small size it was very difficult to make the original frames and use these for planking.
PS: on my trips I do not have so many spare times, but I took always some pdf files with me for reading some model building books/magazines
Jan
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Post by jules on Sept 1, 2016 15:36:00 GMT
Hi Jan,
Thanks for the info.
Good luck with the sale of your house.
Regards,
Jules
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Post by janv on Jul 7, 2017 16:50:18 GMT
Due to change of policies from Photobucket all pictures are blocked (can be released by paying $ 400,00)
I am going to setup an new photo sharing system on my own account as I am posting on various forums.
within a few weeks I expect to post some new pictures and summary of the build.
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Post by janv on Jul 8, 2017 14:26:37 GMT
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Post by janv on Jul 8, 2017 14:28:58 GMT
Some latest pictures: new location in our new house, we moved to here in February, and now busy with re-decorating each room. once finished I will have a perfect workshop for my hobby, pictures will follow begin of next year.  my creation of the small boat  |
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