LE ROCHEFORT - Harbour yacht from 1787 1:36 by Tobias (Monograph by ANCRE)

[BradNSW]

Wow, an innocent little spring clamp turned evil!

Sorry for the setback. As Oliver said, I'm sure while rebuilding, it will be stronger and better!

Thanks for sharing the "ugly" part of the build...we've all been there. For those that haven't, it will happen eventually!!

 

[dockattner]

Oh no! I've had it happen but that doesn't make your pain less.

 

[CLB]

Damn - sorry for the setback - the second rebuild will be better if that's any consolation !

 

[shota70]

my dear friend Tobias
I admire you!!!!
I'm sure that the result will be amazing

 

[Peter Voogt]

Hello dear friends,
we remember the expansion of the sleeping quarters and the deck beams.

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As I mentioned before, there was an accident with one of those nasty clamps during the planking process.

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I know, it's supposed to be built up, not demolished. The damage was too extensive, so it will be removed for now and rebuilt in the near future.

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Therefore, my advice to everyone: only work on the outer planking if nothing has been finished inside the hull yet.

See you soon, guys.

That gives me a deja-vu, Tobias. Hopefully it can repaired successfully.
Regards, Peter

 

[Steef66]

Wow, we all went through that stage with clamps. That hurts!

 

[Tobias]

Hello everyone,
@Jimsky @BradNSW @dockattner @CLB @shota70 @Peter Voogt @Steef66
Thank you for your kind words and encouragement. Yes, who among us hasn't experienced something like this? Surprisingly, I'm taking it very calmly. Now I can change a few small things that were bothering me.

 

[Steef66]

Underhill wrote in the book. Not the ready model of the ship is fun, the way to it makes me happy. And when things like this happen, the road is a little longer to enjoy the building.