Deagostini HMS Sovereign of Seas User guide

Deagostini
Brand
Deagostini
Model
HMS Sovereign of Seas
Type
User guide
Build the largest warship of the 17th century
HMS
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Build the largest warship of the 17th century
HMS
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Published in the UK by De Agostini UK Ltd,
Battersea Studios 2, 82 Silverthorne Road,
Battersea, London SW8 3HE
Published in the USA by
De Agostini Publishing USA Inc.,
915 Broadway, Suite 609,
New York, NY 10010
Contents
ASSEMBLY GUIDE
83 Stage 23: Pins, bamboo and sapele strips for the hull
87 Stage 24: More pins, bamboo and sapele strips for the hull
91 Stage 25: Pins, bamboo and basswood strips,
and fitting out the launch
95 Stage 26: More pins, bamboo and basswood strips,
and fitting out the launch
99 Stage 27: More pins, bamboo and basswood strips,
and fitting out the launch
103 Stage 28: More pins, bamboo and basswood strips for the hull
107 Stage 29: A cannon, blocks and aftcastle pieces
111 Stage 30: Fixing the aftcastle pieces and longitudinal
reinforcements
115 Stage 31: More pins, bamboo and basswood strips for the hull,
and assembling a cannon
119 Stage 32: More pins, bamboo and basswood strips for the hull,
and attaching blocks to a cannon
123 Stage 33: More pins, bamboo and basswood strips
for the hull.
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A Bamboo strips 2 x 5 x 300mm x 22
B Sapele strips 0.6 x 5 x 300mm x 25
C Pins x 50
Note: For all the following stages, parts
may vary from those shown.
Stage 23: Pins, bamboo and
sapele strips for the hull
3 Fix a third strip from the midpoint of rib frame 20 to the end
of the hull, as shown in the two photos.
4 Repeat the same operation on the other side of the hull.
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2 Glue a second strip from the midpoint of rib frame 13 to the
midpoint of rib frame 20.
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1 Take the hull of your model. Taper a bamboo strip, as shown
in the inset photo, and x it on the lower part of the hull,
between the rst bow former and the midpoint of rib frame 13.
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YOU WILL NEED
O PVA wood glue
O Craft knife
O Pin-pusher tool
O Fine-grained
sandpaper
O Pliers
O Cutters
O Sanding block
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5 Continue the assembly by xing another strip that you have
previously tapered. e strip should go from the midpoint of rib
frame 5 to the midpoint of rib frame 13.
6 With a ne-grained sanding block, smooth the strip you have
just xed so that it is level with that of the previous row.
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10 Continue the assembly by xing the next row. Taper the rst
strip, aligning it with the previous ones, and x it between the
bow former and the midpoint of rib frame 7.
9 In a similar manner, x a full row of strips on the opposite side
of the hull.
8 Taper a strip and complete the row by xing it from the
midpoint of rib frame 21 to the stern end of the hull, without
leaving any space between it and the row above.
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7 Continue by xing a second strip from the midpoint of rib
frame 13 to the midpoint of rib frame 21.
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15 With a knife and sanding block, shape the ll-in pieces as
required.
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16 Fit the rst piece of lling in the lowest space without glue. If
necessary, adjust the shape with a sanding block until it ts exactly.
Fix it to the hull with PVA glue.
12 Complete this row with a third strip, bent and tapered, from
the midpoint of rib frame 20 to the stern, as shown in the photos.
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11 Fix a second strip from the midpoint of rib frame 7 to the
midpoint of rib frame 20.
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14 Take some pieces of left-over strip and ll in the spaces
between the rows of strakes on the stern.
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13 Continue the assembly by xing a full row of strips on the
other side of the hull.
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21 Finish covering the rear part of the hull, repeating Steps 14 to
20 on the other side of the hull.
18 Take a spare strip and shape it, as shown in the inset photo.
Glue it on the section of keel that has no covering.
17 Repeat the operation with another four pieces of lling, as
shown in the photo.
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20 With a ne-grained sanding block, smooth the edge of the
strips to make them level with the keel.
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19 Prepare a second strip and x it next to the previous strip, making
it protrude slightly beyond the edge of the keel.
22 Put the assembled hull in a safe place for the next assembly
session.
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Stage 24: More pins,
bamboo and sapele strips
for the hull
3 Attach a third strip from the midpoint of rib frame 16 to the
midpoint of rib frame 21.
4 Attach a fourth strip from the midpoint of rib frame 21 to the
end of the hull. In the same way, x a row of strips on the opposite
side of the hull.
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2 Attach a second strip following the previous from the midpoint
of rib frame 7 to the midpoint of rib frame 16.
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1 Take the hull of your model. Taper a strip, as shown in the
photo, and glue and pin it on the bottom of the hull, between the
rst bow former and the midpoint of rib frame 7.
YOU WILL NEED
O PVA wood glue
O Craft knife
O Pin-pushing tool
O Fine-grained
sandpaper
O Pencil
O Tweezers
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A Bamboo strips 2 x 5 x 300mm x 22
B Sapele strips 0.6 x 5 x 300mm x 25
C Pins x 50
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5 Taper another strip, as shown in the photo, and x it on the
hull from the rst bow former to the midpoint of rib frame 13.
Make sure that you align it with the previous rows.
6 Place a second strip from the midpoint of rib frame 13 to the
midpoint of rib frame 20.
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10 Shorten a strip and x it to the hull from the midpoint of rib
frame 16 to the midpoint of rib frame 21.
9 Fix a second strip from the midpoint of rib frame 7 to the
midpoint of rib frame 16.
8 Taper and x a strip between the rst bow former and the
midpoint of rib frame 7, aligning it with the previous strips.
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7 Complete the row, xing a third strip from the midpoint of
rib frame 20 to the end of the hull. In the same way, x a complete
row on the opposite side of the hull.
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15 With a craft knife, cut the piece of strip along the line that
you have drawn. Repeat with a second strip. Glue the two pieces
together, with one on top of the other.
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16 With a ne-grained sanding block, shape the piece, as shown
in the inset photo.
12 Using a ne-grained sanding block, smooth the strip that you
have just xed to align it with the previous row of strips.
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11 Take a piece of strip left over from the earlier stages. After
shaping it, as shown in the inset photo, x it to the hull in the
position shown in the main photo.
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14 Take two spare strips. Place one on the stern reinforcements
and make a pencil mark that corresponds to the inner edge of the
covering strips.
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13 Place a third strip from the midpoint of rib frame 21 to the end
of the hull. Similarly, x a full row of strips on the opposite side of
the hull.
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22 Here is what the hull of the model looks like at the end of this
stage of assembly. Put it away in a safe place for the next assembly
session.
21 Repeat the procedure, preparing a second supporting piece
and x it on the other side of the hull.
18 Fix the support piece you have just prepared on the stern
reinforcements, as shown in the photo.
17 Apply a thin layer of glue on the stern reinforcements, at the
points shown in the photo.
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20 Use a strip to check that the curve of the supporting piece
follows that of the rib frames at the stern of the hull.
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19 With a ne-grained sanding block, smooth the reinforcing
piece, following the shape of the edge of the frames. Also smooth
the edge of the last strip of the stern.
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A Bamboo strips 2 x 5 x 300mm x 22
B Basswood strips 0.6 x 5
x 300mm x 25
C Pins x 50
Stage 25: Pins, bamboo
and basswood strips,
and tting out the launch
3 Using a spare strip, shape a ll-in, as shown in the inset
photo, and place it on the hull between an intermediate point
of rib frames 26 and 27 and the end of the stern.
4 Use a craft knife to cut o the excess of the ll-in strip. With a
ne-grained sanding block, level the strip with the previous row.
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2 Fix a second strip between the midpoint of rib frame 13 and
the midpoint of rib frame 20.
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1 Taper a bamboo strip, as shown in the inset photo, and glue
and pin it on the bottom of the hull, between the rst bow former
and the midpoint of rib frame 13.
YOU WILL NEED
O PVA wood glue
O Fine-grained
sandpaper
O Sanding block
O Pin-pusher tool
O Pliers
O Cutters
O Plank-bending pliers
O Pencil
O Steel ruler
O Flat le
O Round le
O Craft knife
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5 Take another strip, taper and x it to the end of the hull in the
position shown in the photo. Shorten it as required.
6 With a ne-grained sanding block, smooth the strip that you
have just xed to level it with the strip of the previous row.
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10 Take a suciently long piece from the spare strips and x it on
the hull between the midpoint of rib frame 16 and the midpoint of
rib frame 21.
9 Continue by xing a second strip from the midpoint of rib
frame 7 to the midpoint of rib frame 16.
8 Take another strip, taper it as shown in the inset photo, and
x it from the rst bow former to the midpoint of rib frame 7.
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7 Glue and pin a strip from the midpoint of rib frame 20 to the
end of the stern. Repeat the operations by xing a full row of strips
on the opposite side of the hull.
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15 From a spare piece of strip, shape a small ll-in and x it in the
space left empty in Step 14. Fix a new row of strips on the other side
of the hull, repeating Steps 12 to 15.
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16 Take the launch and the strips painted ivory white (Stages 20
and 21, if you chose the painted option). Place a strip on the inside
edge of the launch, at the point shown in the photo, and mark the
position of the opposite edge. Cut the strip to size.
12 Start a new row of strips. Taper the rst strip, as shown in
the inset photo, and x it between the rst bow former and the
midpoint of rib frame 13.
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11 Fix a fourth strip from the midpoint of rib frame 21 to the
end of the stern. In similar fashion, x a full row of strips on the
opposite side of the hull.
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14 Fix a third strip from the midpoint of rib frame 20 to the end
of the hull. At the stern, leave a small gap between the strip and the
previous row, as shown in the photo.
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13 Following the rst, glue and pin a second strip from the
midpoint of rib frame 13 to the midpoint of rib frame 20.
FIXING THE THWARTS OF THE LAUNCH
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22 Repeat the operations described in Steps 16 and 17 to prepare
and x the fourth thwart in the launch. Put the launch and the
spare material aside for the next assembly session.
21 Glue the thwart with the semi-circular notch inside the boat,
positioning it about 8mm from the previous one.
18 Prepare the next thwart in the same way, then x it inside the
boat in the position shown in the photo, at a distance of 8mm
from the rst.
17 With a at le, make two notches at the ends of the strip, as
shown in the inset photo. Put a little glue on them and x the piece
inside the boat, in the position shown in the photo.
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20 With a round le, make a semi-circular notch in the centre of
the strip, following the measurements shown in the inset photo.
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19 Place a strip on the boat and measure the third thwart. Cut the
strip to size.
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Stage 26: More pins, bamboo and
basswood strips, and tting out
the launch
3 Use a ne-grained sanding block to level the strip with the
strips of the previous row.
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2 Taper a strip of bamboo, as shown in the inset photo, and
place it on the hull, starting from an intermediate point between
rib frames 2 and 5 and reaching the midpoint of rib frame 15.
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1 Take the hull of the model. In this assembly session, the aim
is to correct the shape of the rows of strips set at the centre of the
hull, reducing the space to be lled.
A Bamboo strips 2 x 5 x 300mm x 22
B Basswood strips 0.6 x 5 x 300mm x 25
C Pins x 50
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4 Taper a second strip and attach it to the hull between the
midpoint of rib frame 15 and the midpoint of rib frame 21.
Repeat Steps 1 to 4 on the opposite side of the hull.
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YOU WILL NEED
O PVA wood glue
O Craft knife
O Fine-grained sandpaper
O Pin-pushing tool
O Pliers
O Cutters
O Tweezers
O Fine grained
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5 Taper another strip, as shown in the inset photo, and x it
between rib frame 6 and the midpoint of frame 16.
6 With a ne-grained sanding block, level the strip you have just
xed with those of the previous row.
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10 Taper another strip and x it from the midpoint of rib frame
13 to an intermediate point between rib frames 21 and 22.
9 Taper a strip, as shown in the inset photo, and x it from the
rst bow former to the midpoint of rib frame 13.
8 is is how the hull should look at the completion of the work
just done. Repeat Steps 5 to 7 on the opposite side of the hull.
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7 Shape another strip and x it between the midpoint of rib
frame 16 and rib frame 22.
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15 Taper a strip and x it between the midpoint of rib frame 21
and the stern. Following Steps 12 to 15, x a complete row of
strips on the opposite side of the hull.
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16 Take the launch and one of the strips that you painted ivory
white (if you chose the painted option in Stage 20). Put the strip
on the boat and mark the distance shown by the two dotted lines.
12 After shaping a strip, as shown in the inset photo, x it
between the rst bow former and the midpoint of rib frame 7.
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11 Repeating Steps 9 to10, x two strips on the other side of
the hull.
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14 Fix a third strip on the hull from the midpoint of rib frame 16
to the midpoint of rib frame 21.
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13 Continue by gluing and pinning a second strip from the
midpoint of rib frame 7 to the midpoint of rib frame 16.
FITTING OUT THE LAUNCH
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22 Put the launch and the hull of your model in a safe place until
your next assembly session.
21 Glue the piece inside the launch’s stern, in the position shown
in the photo.
18 Apply a little glue inside the launch at the points at which you
will x the pieces of strip. Fix the two pieces in position.
17 Cut o two pieces of strip equal in length to the distance you
just marked, then shape their ends with sandpaper, tting them to
the inside of the launch.
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20 Apply a small amount of glue on both ends of the piece you
have prepared.
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19 Place another strip inside the boat, in the position shown
in the main photo, and, after measuring, cut a piece as shown
in the inset photo.
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3 Taper a strip, as shown in the inset photo, and place it between
the midpoint of rib frame 20 and the stern.
4 Repeat the operations, xing a full row of strips on the
opposite side of the hull.
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2 Fix a second bamboo strip between the midpoint of rib frame
13 and the midpoint of rib frame 20.
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1 Take the hull of the model. Taper a strip of bamboo, as shown
in the inset photo, and attach it to the hull from the rst bow
former to the midpoint of rib frame 13.
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Stage 27: More pins, bamboo
and basswood strips, and
tting out the launch
A Bamboo strips 2 x 5 x 300mm x 22
B Basswood strips 0.6 x 5 x 300mm x 25
C Pins x 50
YOU WILL NEED
O PVA wood glue
O Craft knife
O Fine-grained
sandpaper
O Sanding block
O Pin-pusher tool
O Pliers
O Cutters
O Plank-bending
pliers
O Pencil
O Tweezers
O Flat le
O Paintbrush
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10 e next row of strips must be xed in the position indicated
by the arrows in the photo.
9 In the same way, x a complete row of strips on the other side
of the hull.
8 Taper a fourth strip and x it to the hull from the midpoint of
rib frame 21 to the stern.
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the midpoint of rib frame 21.
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5 Shape another strip and x it to the hull between the rst bow
former and the midpoint of rib frame 7. Check that the strip is
aligned with those of previous rows.
6 Fix a second strip from the midpoint of rib frame 7 to the
midpoint of rib frame 16.
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