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EURYALUS 1803 by Peter6172 - 1:48
giampieroricci replied to Peter6172's topic in - Build logs for subjects built 1801 - 1850
One source of inspiration is surely the splendid Matiz model!...- 97 replies
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I have started making guns:
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Little metal works for the upper deck. I built myself a jeeg for rings with shanks of various sizes:
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you are doing a real masterpiece, a sublime model, a true source of inspiration!!
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a few steps forward:
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After a long time, I have finally reached the end of building the galley stove:
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With these few pictures I try to explain how I do my welding. The parts must be well cleaned and kept in contact. With a brush I spread the flux all over the part to be soldered. With a flame soldering iron I heat everything around until the flux starts to boil. Now it is time to apply some of the solder, which is a silver-based rod. Care must be taken to protect soldering joints already made with a heat-insulating paste
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how beautiful is this model!!!??
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Beautiful work!!
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a few small steps forward:
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some small advances. This galley stove is keeping me very busy!
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I redid the kitchen hood. I didn't like it. everything is still temporary
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MONTAÑES by Amalio
giampieroricci replied to Amalio's topic in - Build logs for subjects built 1751 - 1800
what precision and what cleanliness!!! you are one of the best modellers I know! Unmatched! One question: will you leave the rudder hinges in brass or use burnisher? (How I love those planes of yours!!!) -
hello Kevin and thank you for your appreciation. As you can also see from the last photo, I am using a heat-absorbing paste to protect the soldering done previously and I must say that it works very well! I simply cut the sheet metal with a pair of scissors as the thickness is very thin (0.25 mm). You can't see it in the photo but I use a wooden counterform for assembly.
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Continue with the galley stove construction:
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start of the galley stove construction:
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I've never seen the deck treated with cyanoacrylate before!!! Isn't there a risk of making it too plasticky?
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The gratings: I have taken a little liberty in interpreting the fore hatch gratings as far as the passage of the elbows is concerned. I was inspired by the work done by Matiz on his Euryalus, although perhaps the eras are slightly different.
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some photos with a view from the lowerdeck:
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I wanted to try something that is rarely seen on a model: hammocks:
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Forecastle deck hanging knees:
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Sorry Kevin I would like to point out to you that you made a small mistake about the position of the metal piece at the stern: it serves to reinforce the joint between the stern straight and the end of the keel:
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