Gratings, Hatch and Cathead
Wednesday, November 18, 2015
Tuesday, November 17, 2015
Halcon Build Log - Rudder
Rudder
The slots of the rudder by the kit are too big for the hinges, so I have to scratch build one. I made it from three 5mm square strips by stacking up them and shaping.
Shaping
Making slots.
Next, I made the hinges from the photo etch pieces provided by the kit. I've also made myself a simple jig to create the shape of hinge.
And finished them using pliers.
Creating rudder 'hole'.
Shaping
Making slots.
Next, I made the hinges from the photo etch pieces provided by the kit. I've also made myself a simple jig to create the shape of hinge.
And finished them using pliers.
Creating rudder 'hole'.
Monday, November 16, 2015
Halcon Gallery
Gallery
Just a quick peek before I continue posting my progress. :)
Type: Baltimore Clipper
Ship Name: Halcon (not historical accurate)
Length: 760mm
Height: 550mm
Width: 245mm
Scale: 1:48
Ship Name: Halcon (not historical accurate)
Length: 760mm
Height: 550mm
Width: 245mm
Scale: 1:48
Hull & Deck Fittings
Starboard view
Launchway Cradle
Starboard deck view
Port view
Port deck view
Stern view
Bowsprit
Jib boom
Dolphin Striker
Anchor and cathead
Forecastle (Vent and bitt)
Deck pump
Gratings and cannon balls
Fiferail
Helm
Capstan
Hull ladder
Rudder and hinges
Chain plate and scupper
Hawse hole
Rudder chain
Rigged cannon
Riggings & Mast Fittings
Bobstay and bowsprit shrouds
Stays
Lifts and braces
Sheet lines
Peak, throat halliards running rigs
Parrals
Throat halliard
Standing gaff
Mast shrouds
Deadeye tackles
Braces
Mouse
Top Gallant
Top sail
Spanker boom sheet
Peak halliard
Vang tackles
Futtock
Futtock as viewed from deck
Running rigs
Thanks!! :)
Labels:
anchor,
Baltimore clipper,
bowsprits,
capstan,
cat head,
hull,
mast,
model ship,
ship fittings,
spanker boom,
vent
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