Jump to content

yvesvidal

Members
  • Posts

    3,083
  • Joined

  • Last visited

Profile Information

  • Gender
    Male
  • Location
    Raleigh, NC - USA
  • Interests
    Far too many......and too little time.

Recent Profile Visitors

5,548 profile views
  1. What a beautiful hull and wood. How did you treat it? It looks like it has been polished. Yves
  2. A quick update, as I have not had much time to work on this model, due to multiple side activities. I completed the chimney for the oven. All parts are made of copper tubes and aluminum tubes, soldered and glued together. The shape is inspired from the Anatomy of the Ship book. On the deck: Hmmm... after seeing these pictures, I think I need to paint it darker.... Yves
  3. Amati offers this model in two different scales: 1/80 (as described) and 1/35. In my opinion, one is a little bit too small to appreciate the details and the exquisite shape of the hull and the other one is frankly speaking way too large for most display rooms. I wish they could still offer the one in 1/48th or 1/50 as it is called in Europe: https://www.scalemates.com/kits/amati-1700-85-endeavour-j-class--990605 Yves
  4. I wonder if the Wipe on Poly will make the wood darker.... Sometimes, it does that on very light wood, such as maple. Yves
  5. I was lucky enough to see about 6 of them flying in formation at Oshkosh,WI a few years ago. Quite a sight, in the air and on the ground. Yves
  6. That is a beautiful part. The galleries (toilet rooms) were by far the most difficult and challenging parts of the CAF kit of the HMS Bellona, that I put together. I wish I had something of that nature, 3D printed. You did a great job at creating these complex parts with your software. Yves
  7. Funny how the words sound the same. In French, shrimp is a "crevette". Very close to the "Krevetka". Yves
×
×
  • Create New...