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  • peterairfix
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    • Jul 2012
    • 11077

    #31
    Originally posted by boatman
    Well that's good you doin a good job on her but as mick said oh that riggin will keep you busy oh boy
    Rigging doesn't scare me as I still have my victory to finish it's finding a space Is going to be fun.

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    • boatman
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      • Nov 2018
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      • christopher
      • NORFOLK UK

      #32
      Originally posted by peterairfix
      Rigging doesn't scare me as I still have my victory to finish it's finding a space Is going to be fun.
      Well Peter how come you dint finish victory ? did it turn into a stalled build ?
      chris

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      • peterairfix
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        • Jul 2012
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        #33
        Originally posted by boatman
        Well Peter how come you dint finish victory ? did it turn into a stalled build ?
        chris
        It's a semi stalled build as it's a summer time project as it a partwork as well it's on page two of this section

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        • boatman
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          • Nov 2018
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          • christopher
          • NORFOLK UK

          #34
          Originally posted by peterairfix
          It's a semi stalled build as it's a summer time project as it a partwork as well it's on page two of this section
          OH ok Peter thanks for telling me i'll have a look see
          chris

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          • peterairfix
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            • Jul 2012
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            #35
            I haven't had much time to do much bar a bit more planking so here's what it looks like so far.Click image for larger version

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            • JR
              • May 2015
              • 18273

              #36
              Peter .
              Great workmanship , impressed.
              John .

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              • martin9428
                • Feb 2019
                • 28

                #37
                I have the New Bedford Whaling Boat wooden model in my basement. Haven't been able to talk myself into starting it. Nice planking job. Is that the outer planking or under planking?

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                • peterairfix
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                  • Jul 2012
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                  #38
                  Originally posted by martin9428
                  I have the New Bedford Whaling Boat wooden model in my basement. Haven't been able to talk myself into starting it. Nice planking job. Is that the outer planking or under planking?
                  I do believe it's the outer planking.

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                  • Si Benson
                    • Apr 2018
                    • 3572

                    #39
                    Morning Peter,
                    I like the look of this, something completely different.
                    Do you have to steam the timbers to get them to conform?

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                    • peterairfix
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                      • Jul 2012
                      • 11077

                      #40
                      Originally posted by Si Benson
                      Morning Peter,
                      I like the look of this, something completely different.
                      Do you have to steam the timbers to get them to conform?
                      Just a quick soak in cold water does the trick as the planks seem very forgiving.

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                      • Fernando N
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                        • Apr 2018
                        • 2448

                        #41
                        The planking is nicely done Peter.:thumb2:

                        Reminds me of a Spanish jolly boat I built a while ago, very time-consuming but when finished very rewarding.:smiling:

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                        • peterairfix
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                          #42
                          Moving on I have the starboard planking complete and the port side is halfway there.Click image for larger version

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                            #43
                            Whhhaaaaattttt???, laser cut, keel already built, whatever happened to boat building, where is the smell of glue boiling on the stove, the smell of wood shavings....
                            This is looking very good Peter, are you pinning the plank or are those pins just holding, and did you have to steam the planks first?? I could be seriously tempted into a build like this, well impressed.
                            Cheers, Mike

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                            • peterairfix
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                              • Jul 2012
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                              #44
                              Originally posted by MikeC
                              Whhhaaaaattttt???, laser cut, keel already built, whatever happened to boat building, where is the smell of glue boiling on the stove, the smell of wood shavings....
                              This is looking very good Peter, are you pinning the plank or are those pins just holding, and did you have to steam the planks first?? I could be seriously tempted into a build like this, well impressed.
                              Cheers, Mike
                              Pins are just for holding and the planks only need a quick soak in water as they are very forgiving.

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                              • boatman
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                                • Nov 2018
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                                • christopher
                                • NORFOLK UK

                                #45
                                Originally posted by MikeC
                                Whhhaaaaattttt???, laser cut, keel already built, whatever happened to boat building, where is the smell of glue boiling on the stove, the smell of wood shavings....
                                This is looking very good Peter, are you pinning the plank or are those pins just holding, and did you have to steam the planks first?? I could be seriously tempted into a build like this, well impressed.
                                Cheers, Mike
                                what mike said im impressed
                                chris

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