TallyHo finally gets her Front Door.

[rtwpsom2]

 

[Bryian]

Many of us subscribe to this already. Its great to see how a real boat is made.

 

[rtwpsom2]

Yeah, but this is the historic moment when she get's her front door. Here they are scribing the lines for the opening, can't wait to see them cut it out.

 

[Bryian]

April fool.... hahaha.....

 

[Luiz B. F. Grassi]

Tally Ho is a fabulous project, I've been following it since the beginning. Incredible skill and technical knowledge.

 

[Bryian]

It would male a great model at a large scale, around 1/24.

 

[peter6172]

It would male a great model at a large scale, around 1/24.

They already have a model though it's a Tally-Ho in a bottle. One of the very early episodes at the old workshop. I know that someone made a larger scale model of Acorn to Arabella.
Plans for Tally Ho are available at:

Atkin & Co. - Tally Ho!

Atkin & Co Boat Plans, boat designs, boat building, William Atkin, John Atkin, Billy Atkin, small boats, good boats

atkin.mysticseaport.org

 

[François]

That is one very nicely built boat.

 

[MyLeftThumb]

They already have a model though it's a Tally-Ho in a bottle. One of the very early episodes at the old workshop. I know that someone made a larger scale model of Acorn to Arabella.
Plans for Tally Ho are available at:

Atkin & Co. - Tally Ho!

Atkin & Co Boat Plans, boat designs, boat building, William Atkin, John Atkin, Billy Atkin, small boats, good boats

atkin.mysticseaport.org

That's not the same Tally-Ho. Sampson Boat Co.'s Tally was built in England in 1910. Atkin's plans are for one built in New York in 1931.