YUANQING BLUENOSE - Peter Voogt [COMPLETED BUILD]

Peter Voogt said:
Then you slept a night on it .....
You have written that the space between the 2 floors is for storage .......
Then you should also be able to store. Getting started again:
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Some bulkheads against which goods can be stored. With lashing eyes so that everything does not slide back and forth.
The hatch on this side now also has nails.
Yes, that barrel can go through the hole on its side. ;)

Most of the photos I took without a background. Then you don't have much reference to the size of the model you are building.
I'm almost done for the bottom part. I build the Cabin in the upper part.
To conclude this part:
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Inspired by the old advertisements of a Dutch beer brand from the east of the country. At the end, it showed the craftsman with his tools.
Regards, Peter
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You are really getting into the spirits of this schooner. . . just don't tipple too deep! ;) She is really looking great with your passion for small details which you do so well. First Place Metal Rich
 
PT-2 said:
You are really getting into the spirits of this schooner. . . just don't tipple too deep! ;) She is really looking great with your passion for small details which you do so well. First Place Metal Rich
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Regarding the music I am sailing on that tack but won't claim right of way passing rights. Follow your most favorable wind to arrive at the port of destination. Rich
 
PT-2 said:
Regarding the music I am sailing on that tack but won't claim right of way passing rights. Follow your most favorable wind to arrive at the port of destination. Rich
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Sure Rich. With the BN, every wind direction is fine.
And as the windmiller says: “North winds are always cold, wherever the direction they come from.” :)
Regards, Peter
 
The theory and practice:
After cutting off the ears (ala Van Gogh) and finally placing the wall and ears in the hull, I additionally applied the boards to the outside of the FishHolds. They ended on the outside of the last wall. And so it became slightly wider and the ear no longer slides past it.
Then something has to be sanded off the ear.
It would also be nice if the storage shelves didn't get in the way when putting the two parts together.
That turned out to be just right:
474 Storage.jpg
Both stages just shopped side by side.

The deck also closed again with beams 38 and 39.
475 1 - 40 Storage.jpg
Then bars 1 to 40 are also a continuous whole.
regards, Peter
 
Peter Voogt said:
The theory and practice:
After cutting off the ears (ala Van Gogh) and finally placing the wall and ears in the hull, I additionally applied the boards to the outside of the FishHolds. They ended on the outside of the last wall. And so it became slightly wider and the ear no longer slides past it.
Then something has to be sanded off the ear.
It would also be nice if the storage shelves didn't get in the way when putting the two parts together.
That turned out to be just right:
View attachment 271968
Both stages just shopped side by side.

The deck also closed again with beams 38 and 39.
View attachment 271969
Then bars 1 to 40 are also a continuous whole.
regards, Peter
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Just looking very, very crisp. My compliments.;)
 
Indicative the first 3 floor beams for the cabin have been laid.
476 CabinFloor.jpg
I am partly dependent on the design of YQ. Particularly at the rear of the opening in the upper deck beams. That is why beam 49 has been added. The 2 longitudinal beams will be placed in the 2 recesses. That seems to match up quite nicely.

From the back side:
477 CabinFloor.jpg

I can now make the bearing beam on both sides under the deck beams to size. They must have a nice flow, because there is a lot running obliquely and round. And the other floor beams.
Regards, Peter
 
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Peter Voogt said:
Indicative the first 3 floor beams for the cabin have been laid.
View attachment 272054
I am partly dependent on the design of YQ. Particularly at the rear of the opening in the upper deck beams. That is why beam 49 has been added. The 2 longitudinal beams will be placed in the 2 recesses. That seems to match up quite nicely.

From the back side:
View attachment 272055

I can now make the bearing beam on both sides under the deck beams to size. They must have a nice flow, because there is a lot running obliquely and round. And the other floor beams.
Regards, Peter
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It is mind boggling to see how you have expotentially expanded the detail and build complexity of your BN so well in precision. Your example keeps the carrot before my nose to improve from the present. Rich
 
Peter Voogt said:
The theory and practice:
After cutting off the ears (ala Van Gogh) and finally placing the wall and ears in the hull, I additionally applied the boards to the outside of the FishHolds. They ended on the outside of the last wall. And so it became slightly wider and the ear no longer slides past it.
Then something has to be sanded off the ear.
It would also be nice if the storage shelves didn't get in the way when putting the two parts together.
That turned out to be just right:
View attachment 271968
Both stages just shopped side by side.

The deck also closed again with beams 38 and 39.
View attachment 271969
Then bars 1 to 40 are also a continuous whole.
regards, Peter
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Great work Peter Thumbs-Up
 
Peter Voogt said:
The theory and practice:
After cutting off the ears (ala Van Gogh) and finally placing the wall and ears in the hull, I additionally applied the boards to the outside of the FishHolds. They ended on the outside of the last wall. And so it became slightly wider and the ear no longer slides past it.
Then something has to be sanded off the ear.
It would also be nice if the storage shelves didn't get in the way when putting the two parts together.
That turned out to be just right:
View attachment 271968
Both stages just shopped side by side.

The deck also closed again with beams 38 and 39.
View attachment 271969
Then bars 1 to 40 are also a continuous whole.
regards, Peter
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Deck beams look great Peter! I know how much work it is to get all the joints to fit well and be flush! Excellent job! ;)
 
Dear Peter. Each time you post updates I have to go back three posts or so to try and get a continuous line of progress - so rapid is your progress. How you worked all this out in your head before the time, I simply cannot fathom. For sure there are POF kits on the market that offer this kind of construction, but then the kit was designed like this from the word go - you are doing something with this build that was never intended by the manufacturers. And ... you are not just doing it, you are doing it brilliantly! Okay
 
Peter Voogt said:
Indicative the first 3 floor beams for the cabin have been laid.
View attachment 272054
I am partly dependent on the design of YQ. Particularly at the rear of the opening in the upper deck beams. That is why beam 49 has been added. The 2 longitudinal beams will be placed in the 2 recesses. That seems to match up quite nicely.

From the back side:
View attachment 272055

I can now make the bearing beam on both sides under the deck beams to size. They must have a nice flow, because there is a lot running obliquely and round. And the other floor beams.
Regards, Peter
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Hello Peter,
Apart from the jaw-dropping modeling, I have a question regarding the sloped lower deck floor, below the intended main cabin floor. The current configuration shows the sloped lower deck extending aft to a position where there appears to be little practical use of the lower deck. Would it be reasonable to assume that the intended cargo old does not extend further than the second cabin floorbeam? One could also argue the accessibility of that hold, the further aft one gets.
Kind regards,
Johan
 
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