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Shipbuilder got a reaction from JesseLee in Imperial Star 1948
I have now made more progress with the hatches, deckhouses, and after accommodation fitted. Also fitted the side stanchions on the port side of the after accommodation this morning. This one is taking an age to build - have been at it since November, but didn't do anything at all on it for over three months
Bob
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Shipbuilder got a reaction from Luis Camacho in Imperial Star 1948
I began this cargo liner in November. Scale 32 feet to 1 inch (1:384) Because she was such a big ship, the hull is 18 inches long overall, even at this small scale. Not going in a bottle, of course, couldn't manage that! Usually, I can build something like this within four or five weeks, but in this case, I lost interst shortly after starting. With the better weather, and lighter afternoons, my interest has revived. I have almost completed the bridge section now. I hope it will move along a bit faster now.
Bob
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Shipbuilder got a reaction from Artur in Imperial Star 1948
I began this cargo liner in November. Scale 32 feet to 1 inch (1:384) Because she was such a big ship, the hull is 18 inches long overall, even at this small scale. Not going in a bottle, of course, couldn't manage that! Usually, I can build something like this within four or five weeks, but in this case, I lost interst shortly after starting. With the better weather, and lighter afternoons, my interest has revived. I have almost completed the bridge section now. I hope it will move along a bit faster now.
Bob
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Shipbuilder got a reaction from Chasseur in Preussen Clipper
There is plenty about Ralph Preston on the internet if you put
Ralph Preston bottle models
in Google. Here is a Utube link: https://youtu.be/b69tPHEDIqU He used very big bottles. He must have had an awful lot of patience. I could not even contemplate attempting such a project on any scale!
Bob
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Shipbuilder got a reaction from IOAN in Imperial Star 1948
I began this cargo liner in November. Scale 32 feet to 1 inch (1:384) Because she was such a big ship, the hull is 18 inches long overall, even at this small scale. Not going in a bottle, of course, couldn't manage that! Usually, I can build something like this within four or five weeks, but in this case, I lost interst shortly after starting. With the better weather, and lighter afternoons, my interest has revived. I have almost completed the bridge section now. I hope it will move along a bit faster now.
Bob
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Shipbuilder got a reaction from JesseLee in Imperial Star 1948
I began this cargo liner in November. Scale 32 feet to 1 inch (1:384) Because she was such a big ship, the hull is 18 inches long overall, even at this small scale. Not going in a bottle, of course, couldn't manage that! Usually, I can build something like this within four or five weeks, but in this case, I lost interst shortly after starting. With the better weather, and lighter afternoons, my interest has revived. I have almost completed the bridge section now. I hope it will move along a bit faster now.
Bob
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Shipbuilder got a reaction from IgorSky in Imperial Star 1948
I began this cargo liner in November. Scale 32 feet to 1 inch (1:384) Because she was such a big ship, the hull is 18 inches long overall, even at this small scale. Not going in a bottle, of course, couldn't manage that! Usually, I can build something like this within four or five weeks, but in this case, I lost interst shortly after starting. With the better weather, and lighter afternoons, my interest has revived. I have almost completed the bridge section now. I hope it will move along a bit faster now.
Bob
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Shipbuilder got a reaction from exwafoo in Imperial Star 1948
I began this cargo liner in November. Scale 32 feet to 1 inch (1:384) Because she was such a big ship, the hull is 18 inches long overall, even at this small scale. Not going in a bottle, of course, couldn't manage that! Usually, I can build something like this within four or five weeks, but in this case, I lost interst shortly after starting. With the better weather, and lighter afternoons, my interest has revived. I have almost completed the bridge section now. I hope it will move along a bit faster now.
Bob
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Shipbuilder got a reaction from John Zuch in Imperial Star 1948
I began this cargo liner in November. Scale 32 feet to 1 inch (1:384) Because she was such a big ship, the hull is 18 inches long overall, even at this small scale. Not going in a bottle, of course, couldn't manage that! Usually, I can build something like this within four or five weeks, but in this case, I lost interst shortly after starting. With the better weather, and lighter afternoons, my interest has revived. I have almost completed the bridge section now. I hope it will move along a bit faster now.
Bob
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Shipbuilder got a reaction from IOAN in Preussen Clipper
There is plenty about Ralph Preston on the internet if you put
Ralph Preston bottle models
in Google. Here is a Utube link: https://youtu.be/b69tPHEDIqU He used very big bottles. He must have had an awful lot of patience. I could not even contemplate attempting such a project on any scale!
Bob
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Shipbuilder got a reaction from IgorSky in Preussen Clipper
There is plenty about Ralph Preston on the internet if you put
Ralph Preston bottle models
in Google. Here is a Utube link: https://youtu.be/b69tPHEDIqU He used very big bottles. He must have had an awful lot of patience. I could not even contemplate attempting such a project on any scale!
Bob
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Shipbuilder got a reaction from DSiemens in Preussen Clipper
There is plenty about Ralph Preston on the internet if you put
Ralph Preston bottle models
in Google. Here is a Utube link: https://youtu.be/b69tPHEDIqU He used very big bottles. He must have had an awful lot of patience. I could not even contemplate attempting such a project on any scale!
Bob
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Shipbuilder got a reaction from Moab in Topsail schooner Ann - 1852
British topsail schooner Ann, 1852. Bob
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Shipbuilder got a reaction from Alvaro004 in Brooklands 32 feet to 1 inch (1:384)
Scratchbuilt from plans in book Schooner Sunset.
Bob
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Shipbuilder got a reaction from Chasseur in Topsail schooner Ann - 1852
British topsail schooner Ann, 1852. Bob
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Shipbuilder got a reaction from Bernard Kelly in Topsail schooner Ann - 1852
British topsail schooner Ann, 1852. Bob
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Shipbuilder got a reaction from Landlubber Mike in Topsail schooner Ann - 1852
British topsail schooner Ann, 1852. Bob
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Shipbuilder got a reaction from exwafoo in Topsail schooner Ann - 1852
British topsail schooner Ann, 1852. Bob
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Shipbuilder got a reaction from IOAN in Topsail schooner Ann - 1852
British topsail schooner Ann, 1852. Bob
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Shipbuilder got a reaction from IgorSky in Preussen Clipper
It is all looking a lot smarter now. Without hinges in the masts, I would imagine it will be quite a dificult task to fit them, especially when all the numerous deck fittings are in place.
Bob
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Shipbuilder got a reaction from Landlubber Mike in Brooklands 32 feet to 1 inch (1:384)
Scratchbuilt from plans in book Schooner Sunset.
Bob
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Shipbuilder got a reaction from Chasseur in Preussen Clipper
It is all looking a lot smarter now. Without hinges in the masts, I would imagine it will be quite a dificult task to fit them, especially when all the numerous deck fittings are in place.
Bob