- Kevin-56🇦🇺Petty Officer 2nd ClassShe is a beautiful boat and a pleasure to whatch. it must be a great feeling to build a boat like that and to sail her.👍👍👍She is a beautiful boat and a pleasure to whatch. it must be a great feeling to build a boat like that and to sail her.👍👍👍Like
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207 posts · Page 11 of 18- BaggieChief Petty Officer 1st ClassLooks so sleek and smooth.... lovelyLooks so sleek and smooth.... lovelyLiked by SelwynWilliams
Drop keel and rudder extension added when sailing. I was intrigued to discover that the deck winch was steam powered,no doubt to help with taking in the trawl net.
- Joe727CommanderHello,Hello, Just spotted your boat, I love the gaff-rigged working craft. Built one, a Falmouth fishing boat, and I plan to do more. Your boat is very impressive, nice quality workmanship and attention to detail. If you don't mind I am curious about a couple of things. is it plank on plank? Did you fiberglass over the hull or just paint. What kind of wood do you use for planking. I to, work from old drawings plans with lines and offsets. Great work! Regards, Joe
Just spotted your boat, I love the gaff-rigged working craft. Built one, a Falmouth fishing boat, and I plan to do more. Your boat is very impressive, nice quality workmanship and attention to detail.
If you don't mind I am curious about a couple of things. is it plank on plank? Did you fiberglass over the hull or just paint. What kind of wood do you use for planking.
I to, work from old drawings plans with lines and offsets.
Great work!
Regards, JoeLiked by Donnieboy - GascoigneChief Petty Officer 2nd ClassHi Joe,Hi Joe, In answer to your queries, Hull was built in the bread and butter system using deal sealed inside and out with coats of yacht varnish and painted using acrylic. Subsequent models of Wherries and Chinese Junks were plank on frame using 1/8” balsa strips sealed with resin,varnish inside and out, with again acrylic paint. Balsa easier to work with to gain experience - reasonable effectiveness both in carvel and clinker planking. All the best and good sailing. Gascoigne
In answer to your queries, Hull was built in the bread and butter system using deal sealed inside and out with coats of yacht varnish and painted using acrylic. Subsequent models of Wherries and Chinese Junks were plank on frame using 1/8” balsa strips sealed with resin,varnish inside and out, with again acrylic paint.
Balsa easier to work with to gain experience - reasonable effectiveness both in carvel and clinker planking.
All the best and good sailing.
Gascoigne
- Bryan-the-pirateMidshipmanA superb looking boat, if you sailed it in Liverpool would it be a Wherry across the Mersey?😊A superb looking boat, if you sailed it in Liverpool would it be a Wherry across the Mersey?😊
(Stourbridge Model Boats Club Waters)
19th. April 2007
- Roy-williamsAble SeamanVery nice model putty picture so small.Very nice model putty picture so small.
- Dave MVice AdmiralBrings back memories of past voyages on the real ship from Liverpool to Douglas. Sails well and nice detailBrings back memories of past voyages on the real ship from Liverpool to Douglas. Sails well and nice detailLiked by Brightwork
- circle43nauticalChief Petty Officer 2nd ClassBRAVO ZULU! THAT'S SO VERY DETAILED.BRAVO ZULU! THAT'S SO VERY DETAILED.
- Falmouth1729Able SeamanI remember seeing Waverley in Sussex.I remember seeing Waverley in Sussex.
- GascoigneChief Petty Officer 2nd ClassTruly a beautiful model. Electric drive? Waverley underwent extensive refit and repairs at Gt Yarmouth here in Norfolk many years ago when I saw the paddles up on the quayside. Grand old girl still going strong.Truly a beautiful model. Electric drive? Waverley underwent extensive refit and repairs at Gt Yarmouth here in Norfolk many years ago when I saw the paddles up on the quayside. Grand old girl still going strong.Liked by SelwynWilliams and Baggie and