Model Boat Mayhem
The Shipyard ( Dry Dock ): Builds & Questions => Steam => Topic started by: Bernhard on January 09, 2011, 12:47:56 pm
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hi...I have Another Friend here in Denmark .Poul....he have starting on this Launch,,hull from UK...where he will have a Cheddar proteus in
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I think he needs a much larger funnel- the current one looks very underscale, other than that It's a lovely little launch, the steam plant looks very tidy.
Greg
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hmm thanks yes can be? bot it is the one from the proteus,, i think allso it will be looking better with a bigger one............
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Easiest way would be to just sleeve the one that is already on with some aluminium or heat resistant plastic tubing- this will keep all the critical tube sizes correct, but will appear bigger to the eye an in scale with the rest of the boat.
Greg
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ohh yes good ide,,,Thanks
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Another beauty in the making... O0
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Bernhard,
What hull is your friend using?
From the photo it looks as though he has trimmed a little off the top of the hull to reduce the height. Is that correct?
Excellent woodwork. Wish I was good enough to turn out work like that. Can't wait to see it finished.
Bob.
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Bernhard, you have great buddies; this boat is going to be another great model...i love the details like the brass portholes in the front frame
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Have a look at this Bob
http://www.orionmouldings.com/fishingmodelboathulls.htm
Ned
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.....yes it is this hull Traditional Scottish Fifie 1:12 Scale
.yes he have cut some of the hull....it look alot better ,,and it didn't neat so much ballast in,,,to stay right in the water,,,it will be around 20kg,,,total..........
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Thanks for the info on the hull. At 50" that is a lot of boat.
Pity I don't have the room to build one that size.
Currently waiting for my River Queen.
Bob.
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hi Bob,,,,,,,The River Queen is a great boat,,,and a nice size to ..not to heavy ,,,i have 2 off them.....I'm very happy fore
Regards Bernhard
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hi.......Poul have don some more work on the launch,,,sorry the photo whas to small,,,i will try to get bigger ones,,i dont know how to delay this post,,,,,,,,
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Good evening !
Hello Bernard , you are gone for another splendid project. I am planing to built one like yours and now , I have seen that you cut the hull to make it lower (she look nicer) , I am really excited. :-))
Is it what you cut which is shown on the photo? If so, how many ckinks did you cut out (2?) ? It seems that you cut the top (surrounding belt ?) , then an extra piece of hull. Can you explain why?
Also; is there any passage (hole ?) already made to run the shaft for the propeller through the queel ?
Last question: did you ordered it with wood finish paint or did you do it yourself???
Thank you for showing and sparing your talent! :-))
Regards.
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Hi......Thanks ..bot . it is my friend Poul there is the builder on this,,,,,, yes it was with wood finish...and it look a lot better now...first he did it...so he didn't neat to much ballast in it,,,he did cut what you see in the photo,,,and came the surrounding belt back ...it is a littel more heavy?,,,and is different than the clinker.no you have to make the Hull your selves,,no problem... i will try to post photos bot they are JPG,,,
Regards Bernhard,,,,,,,,,,
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Good evening!
EXCELLENT! O0
And what a workshop!! :-))
Regards!
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Hi........So have Poul don a littel more wood work..and some brass tools and a shootgun,,,
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Hi..so is the Boat in the water,
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Bernhard, such great detail, Looks GREAT!!!!! :-)) :-)) :-))