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GilShapley
#1 Posted : 20 May 2012 18:27:10

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After my previous post regarding my method of making fire buckets the next step was to figure out a way to attatch my buckets to the rail on the poop deck

Attatched is a photo of my first attempt.

I constructed a small rail from a piece of 1.5 mil square wood, I then drilled a series of .75 mil hole at 4 mil intervals along the rail making a total of 20 before I ran out of space. I then inserted cut down pins (I seem to have a lot spare after planking the hull). Painted black to match the poop deck rail. It is my intention to glue this small rail under the top of that already on the attatched to the deck, but not just yet as I still have a lot of work to do on the deck area and these buckets will be easily damaged even though they are made out of lead.

Still working on a way to add the crown and GR on the buckets, dont fancy having to hand paint the lot so I may go with just leaving them painted black

As always feedback is most welcombe
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#2 Posted : 20 May 2012 20:02:20

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Hi,
I believe I can help you with the "GR" logo for your fire buckets.
Did you ever receive Jase's photo detail pack set of HMS Victory? If you did, you should find, as an attachment to the packs, a close-up photo of a fire bucket which can be scaled down and printed out. Jase gave a brief guide on how to do it at the end of his 'Quarterdeck' detail pack. Hope this is of help to you.
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#3 Posted : 20 May 2012 21:03:23

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daffy09 wrote:
Hi,
I believe I can help you with the "GR" logo for your fire buckets.
Did you ever receive Jase's photo detail pack set of HMS Victory? If you did, you should find, as an attachment to the packs, a close-up photo of a fire bucket which can be scaled down and printed out. Jase gave a brief guide on how to do it at the end of his 'Quarterdeck' detail pack. Hope this is of help to you.
Happy building
David


If you do not have it I can send this out. basically you scale down the pic and print on thin paper. Glue to bucket then coat in varnish.
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#4 Posted : 23 May 2012 21:40:55

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Hi,
This is the way I made som firebuckets.
I copied the logo from a picture, scaled it down and copied it 4 times on a picture of two cirkels, made black between them.
The outer cirkel is 50 mm and the inner 40 mm. I cut a quarter of that cirkle and wrapped it round the tip of a 5 mm round stick and glued it. I glued a bottom on it and a wire in it.
See the parts of the process and the result. O yes, I still have to paint them black inside.



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Hi Jan, Top jobBigGrin Regards Mike
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janzwart wrote:
Hi,
This is the way I made som firebuckets.
I copied the logo from a picture, scaled it down and copied it 4 times on a picture of two cirkels, made black between them.
The outer cirkel is 50 mm and the inner 40 mm. I cut a quarter of that cirkle and wrapped it round the tip of a 5 mm round stick and glued it. I glued a bottom on it and a wire in it.
See the parts of the process and the result. O yes, I still have to paint them black inside.




Fantastic!!! Cool
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#7 Posted : 28 May 2012 12:21:00

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Hi janzwart

that looks fantastic. Would you mind and share the picture file with us?
I am not that good in graphic software.Bored

Keep it up.

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#8 Posted : 28 May 2012 16:16:37

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Here it is.

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Thanks a lot mate, ThumpUp

I will give this a try.

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#10 Posted : 07 June 2012 00:49:15

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Hello All,
I was just thinking about the Fire Buckets,my question is what are the measurements in millimetres.

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#11 Posted : 07 June 2012 11:25:31

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Hi Trev, they should be 3mm across the top and 2.8mm across the bottem for scale Regards Mike
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Mike,
Thank you for the information regarding the fire buckets,I have made a few but I now realize that they are a little to big,my measurements are 5mm x 4mm this will only allow me to have about 14 across.
I would prefer to make my own from Walnut or Lime,this leaves me only to reduce diameter this will be another challange for me.Thanks for your help.

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