FIG. 64-65
Make grating 118 In the dimensions given in Fig. 64. Make coamings 116 slightly tapered at the base in order to correspond to the athwartship curve of the deck (Fig. 65). Make coamings 117 and glue them to the larger sides of the grating. Clue coamings 116 prepared above. Apply the grating to the deck.
FIG. 66-67
Construct this grating In the same manner as the one above.
FIG. 68
Make holes on strips 122 with a diameter inferior to that of the cannon balls. Clue balls 123 Into place.
FIG. 69
Build coamings 124 and 125 with the same system used above (Fig.69) and position them on the deck as illustrated In Fig.70 and 72.
Construct the internal border with strips 126 (except on the side for the ladder) where grating 127 will rest; the grating should remain flush with coaming 125 (Fig.71). Build the access ladder 128 and position It exactly as shown.
Before positioning mast heels, see Design 3.
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FIG. 73-74
Build coamings 129/A and 130/A with the same concave base as before. Coamings 129/B and 130/B remain straight. Make the holes shown In Fig.74. At the fore end of coaming 129/A. make the openings where the anchor cable will pass.
FIG. 75-76
Position strips 131 on the inside for the hatch cover stops. Construct hatch covers 132 In order to cover the entire internal width. Make the holes where the cable will pass. Position strip 135 lengthwise to create a divider effect. Make the holes on the hatch covers where rings 133 and 134 will be attached.
FIG. 77
Make the base for the life-boat with strips 135 and 136. Supports A and B are obtained by using the life-boat hull as a template. The life-boat must be tied to the base, and can be covered as shown In Design 1. Figure 1.
P.S.) For the mast heels, see Design 3.
FIG. 80
Prepare the windlass base as shown in the design.
FIG. 81-83
Construct column 143 as illustrated. Make first the holes In sides 142. Before gluing them to the column, make stops as In fig. 82 which will be Inserted In the holes made above. Make cross-piece 147. Make a hole underneath It In the center. Shorten eyebolt 148 and attach it under the cross-piece. Hang the bell 149. Clue the small columns 146 to the sides 142. Position and glue the cross-piece group.
FIG. 84-86
Pin the toothed wheel 141 to the windlass barrels 140/A; correct any axial abnormalities. Pin the windlass barrels to the base 138 and 139 and drunis 140/B. Paint black pieces 140/A, 140/B, and 141. Construct the small hatch with coamings 150 and cover 151 (see fig.85) and make the spaces and the holes for the anchor cable.
FIG. 87
Construct the lateral gratings from coamings 155 and grating 156 following the assembly sequence given In the figure. Position the gratings on the deck exactly as shown In fig. 86.
FIG. 88
Prepare and paint smokestack 157. The nail marks can be realized by etching the piece with a metal point.
FIG. 89
Prepare bitts 158 as in figure 90-91. Remember that two pulleys will be inserted in each bitt. Clue sides A and the two central pieces B to each other and drill the necessary holes through them. Shape the bitt head and the joints. Insert the two pulleys. Prepare pin-rail 163 with the proper holes. Clue the bitts to the pin-rail using the distance given In fig. 89, Cut dowel 160 to size and Insert it in the holes at the base of the bitts. Attach blocks 162 with thread 161 as in fig. 92.
FIG. 93
Prepare bitts 164/A and 164/B using the same procedure given above. Bitt 164/A should be higher than 164/B because the pin-rail 165 (Fig.96) must remain parallel to the waterline. Assemble as in fig. 93.
FIG. 98
Prepare the bowsprit bitt with strips 167. Make the joints on the vertical columns for the cross-piece.
FIG. 99
Sand the bases of warping bollard 166 in such a manner that when glued to stringer 43 they rest perfectly perpendicular to the waterline (see Design 2, fig.1 and 2).
FIG. 100-101-102
Prepare knighthead 168, pieces A,B, and C. Shape piece A being careful that the side which will rest against column B is properly inclined to follow the curve of the bow. Before gluing them to the deck, remove a piece of strips 43 and 45 (stringer). Place the knightheads against the cutwater (fig.102).
FIG. 103-104
Compare metallic pieces 169 with the full-scale design to identify their exact position on the transom. Shape the internal surface of pieces B and C to match the sides of the hull. Adapt piece 169/A to the transom by curving It slightly.
FIG. 1O5
Observe how the taff-rail is raised at its highest point (Point A) and falls flush with the transom at Point B. Proceed to the mounting of the pieces, testing continually their correct position before gluing.
FIG. 106
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