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| Junk is a generic term used by Europeans. It was a rather derisive word and has not technical meaning.
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| Here's some info on the word. |
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| [quote=bridalbonnie;102584] I bet your wife and you have fun ![]() Sorry nothing to do with your question, but I can't resist.
__________________ "I always like walking in the rain," he said, "so no one can see me crying." Charlie Chaplin |
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| samsam, thanks for the pic's. been along time since I was in HK. wow, when I saw thet red junk sailing in the harbor, I almost fell out of my chair. I saw that in Dec. of 1965 when I was there. I tell ya, if ya never been there ya missed something out of site. I also got to go sailing on a junk. what a thrill. oh so bad that they are not there any more. have wanted to go back as HK is my fav city of all. well life just goes on. again, thanks for the pic's. if I could find plans for a 28' junk I would it build but just for a motor junk. that would be so kool here in the Pacific NW. Outlaw |
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| I don't think any plans are available, the closest a person could do would be find one and copy it or take lines from a photo or something and replicate it with modern materials and procedures. There was a guy here once who had seen plans for one in Mechanix Illustrated or one of those type magazines and had been looking for the plans but couldn't find them, no one else could either. Google online books has a lot of the old 'Rudder' magazines online for free, it's possible they might have a set of plans. I did some carpentry work in the '70s on one in St. Croix, I believe it was 100% teak and was like carving butter. |
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| http://triloboats.blogspot.com/2012/...clean-fun.html http://www.freewebs.com/miet42/str.7en.htm http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb....y_sampans.html http://www.thecheappages.com/junk/sampan.html This was all found on a 4 minute google search under 'sampan plans'. These newfangled interweb tubes are gosh-darned useful. |
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| May have been mentioned previously, but The Junks and Sampans of the Yangtze by G. R. G Worcester has drawings of a number of craft though not construction plans. There are severak versions available used; the more recent version is the most complete at 672 pages and it was published by the Naval Institute Press. A search on www.bookfinder.com showed copies available for under $100.
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| yep, I have tried but all dead ends. what a waste. Outlaw |
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| I just ordered it :-) can't wait to read more details. I also wonder what happened to Hummel Hummel after she came to the US ? |
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