Hayling hoy [COMPLETED BUILD]

[Peter Gutterman]

My understanding of the purpose of a hoy was to service fleet ships and ocean-going vessels within the confines of a harbor or anchorage. She probably would not be venturing forth beyond those confines, or out in heavy weather.

 

[kuba91nt]

My understanding of the purpose of a hoy was to service fleet ships and ocean-going vessels within the confines of a harbor or anchorage. She probably would not be venturing forth beyond those confines, or out in heavy weather.

Yes you are right. Hayling Hoy was a ship for everyday, commercial or heavy duty use. He usually transported goods between a port and a large ship. Also used as a taxi or prison ship. Its main purpose was a small port-harbor ship, so it probably didn't have the opportunity to sail ocean or heavy weather.

 

[albertmary]

My understanding of the purpose of a hoy was to service fleet ships and ocean-going vessels within the confines of a harbor or anchorage. She probably would not be venturing forth beyond those confines, or out in heavy weather.

To me, that matter is still controversial. In some NMM's draughts swivels mounting are clearly shown and, in my humble opinion as well, the circular frame just aft the capstain could have served as a gun port. The Admiralty is also credited to have got over a dozen of such vessels from Holland in the late eighteenth century with full complement of guns and swivels for coastal patrolling purpose.

 

[Peter Gutterman]

My understanding has been expanded. Use coastal revenue patrol, why not?

 

[Magic Mike]

Slow and steady Hammer. You are doing a fine job and moving forward nicely. Magic Mike

 

[hammer80]

wales planking sorting out the wales planking order . a is listed as the first plank it short

tried b and it look fine , now let see where c goes

 

[Uwek]

new build

as you can see the bow part of the keel does not fit in the slot of the cradle , does this part need beveling it does not say so in the instruction. need the help i can get

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Hallo @hammer80
we wish you all the BEST a HAPPY BIRTHDAY

 

[hammer80]

started rigging it a lot less trouble to not glue the top mast then one can do the sizing and install the loop with no hassle ,
was wondering if the loop length was ok . comment much appreciated

 

[hammer80]

coming along , instruction are confusing , and not very informative , measurement of the bowsprit , dowel is 8mm but on the provided drawing 9,2 down to 6.8 , then to 92 . printing error for sure.
rigging rope no where not enough ,

 

[hammer80]

rigging comings along

 

[hammer80]

tks all

 

[Uwek]

step by step - you are on a good way

 

[hammer80]

getting there with rigging the ship .

 

[Jackie Wolf]

Great build and nice kit, except the one piece deck they design.

 

[hammer80]

i think that i had one of the first kit , it seem to me that some later kit had the deck plank or maybe some did them on there own.

 

[hammer80]

3 sail up one more to go. the main jib is a bit to long . it maybe my fault . bowsprit could be set ahead a bit ,no measurement was given , to late now.


black rope came from the kit , on block i use dry dock rope less difficult to tread and better looking,

 

[hammer80]

waiting for rigging scissor (long handle) and better rigging tool to lock all rope i place before i install the main sail.
was wondering what size the hanks should be . there is a template available but i do not know where to buy.

 

[hammer80]

finish this model , was fun to build even with the frustration of lack of instruction .

 

[Uwek]

Also here my congratulations for finishing this model - well done
Most important is, to have fun with our hobby

 

[hammer80]

thanks for your good word , now that the shop is clean time to look for a new model , got it down to 2 model the Niagara, or the Ontario.