#7949

Wolle Germany Silver

Rear Admiral  · 5,542 pts Stade, Germany Member since Jun 2023 Last online 2 hours ago Age 62

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Build blog commentRe: build blog@Wolle Hello Roland, thanks for your video and your feedback. According to the construction plan, the sail is sewn onto the mast and wrapped around it. Ultimately, it won’t be hoisted; instead, it will be in a…Build blog updateSailMorning! First attempt. But I’m going to take it off again. It’s still too far away from the mast. I’ll have to have another go at it.Build blog commentRe: build blog@AlessandroSPQR No problem, Alessandro. On my model, it won’t have any function. I’ll build it in such a way that I can hoist it—or not, as I choose. So, it’s purely decorative.Build blog commentRe: build blog@AlessandroSPQR It is made of linen. It stabilized the boat in rough seas. It helped keep the bow pointed into the wind. It assisted with steering. It could improve maneuverability at slow speeds.Build blog commentRe: build blog@Wolle Thank you for your feedback.Build blog updateThe SailHey guys I did it...the sail is almost finished. So I'm pretty happy with it. Especially considering it was my first time. Do I need to iron the sail again?Build blog updateAftermastThe mizzenmast is demanding everything I’ve got. Not all the parts are numbered on the construction plan, and the instructions don’t mention anything either—so it’s a process of elimination. I’ve secured the m…Build blog updateThe DinghyHello. I've finished the dinghy, too.+1Forum replyRe: North Sea Drifters and Steam Engines.Hi Gary. A real gem. How long did it take you to build it?Build blog commentRe: build blog@GaryLC Hello Gary. That’s no problem at all—there are far worse things. I’m glad you like my build log, and I appreciate your kind words.

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