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Saito Delta Queen Build

Started by ir3, February 04, 2011, 08:45:33 AM

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DamienG


ir3

Ah, the thread has come out of hibernation. I redid the rudder cabling but sorry that I have not posted here. The springs were not the answer as they are used for some other rigging on the model. I set the boat aside for a while to complete a Moonraker and a Seabex One. Once they are finished, back to the DQ but please keep the thread going.

Until next time,

IR3

kurlander

I am Back! After a hiatus AND 3 funerals I have decided to resume building the DELTA QUEEN.
First I cleaned the 7 foot dinning room table and placed the boat on it. Now I am reading this forum to remind how to build boats.
My next job is to see what is missing and to proceed finishing my boat
Life is not a journey to the grave with the intention of arriving safely in a pretty and well-preserved body, but rather to skid in broadside thoroughly used up, totally worn out.

DamienG


Hankwilliams

Kurlander, welcome back! It will be a great joy to finish your boat and then navigate your sternwheeler on a pond like I with my "Ville des Bruges".

Thomas

Robert Hornby

Thank you Kurlander and IR3 for the detailed and informative build logs on the paddle wheeler. As I am building a part model of such a vessel the information on the paddle itself is very interesting to me and will help a lot when I get to that part to build.
Robert
Age and treachery will always overcome youth and skill

kno3


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