LAISSE LES DIRE OSTRÉICOLE SLOOP BY MATHIEU

    Laisse Les Dire is an oyster sloop built in 1929 by the Bernard de Charente shipyards, it measured 7 meters without the bowsprit. These typical Oléron sloops had a powerful engine, mainsail, jib and staysail. They washed up on oyster beds. Here began the hard work of collecting using forks as shown in one of the photos, as well as small tools such as scrapers, scrapers and jackhammers.
      In the winter around February, we practiced ancillary activities such as trawling brown shrimp or flatfish, hence its powerful motorization. For the model, the current owner has given the plans and surveys to the Drac. Mathieu redesigned a plan for a reduced model. The fishermen were equipped with tray clogs which served to keep them from silting up on the oyster beds.
      He is represented here at 1/15.

Few couples are necessary to make the hull.

The keel fitted with the stern tube.

The entire skeleton of the boat.

Shaping of the stren transom.

Laying of the starke.

Installation of the bulwark.

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Resumption of the plaster and presentation of deck beam to get camber.

3/4 starboard bow view.

Starboard profile.

Bottom view of the hull.

Motorization.

The rudder, the rudder stock and the tiller.

The fork used to collect the oysters.

A scrapers and a jackhammer.

Basket used to collect oysters.

Hoof equipped to avoid sinking into the mud.

NAVAL MODEL MAKING SINCE
1880Association governed by the law of July 1st,1901, registered on April 6th, 1912 N 155 197
Approval of the Ministry of Youth and Sports N ° 11863 of May 26th, 1952

Sewing of the bolt rope.

TO BE CONTINUED....

Sewing of the bolt rope.

Sewing of the bolt rope.

Sewing of the bolt rope.

Sewing of the bolt rope.

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Last update : 2024/11/30