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igorcap got a reaction from GrandpaPhil in Swedish Privater by igorcap - Chapman's frigate
Next, I need to remove fragments of technological frames. I took a short video that showcases simplicity of this process
http://sailmodel.ho.ua/present/09098288.MP4.mp4
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igorcap got a reaction from Wintergreen in Swedish Privater by igorcap - Chapman's frigate
Next, I need to remove fragments of technological frames. I took a short video that showcases simplicity of this process
http://sailmodel.ho.ua/present/09098288.MP4.mp4
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igorcap got a reaction from CharlieZardoz in Swedish Privater by igorcap - Chapman's frigate
Next, I need to remove fragments of technological frames. I took a short video that showcases simplicity of this process
http://sailmodel.ho.ua/present/09098288.MP4.mp4
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igorcap got a reaction from janos in Swedish Privater by igorcap - Chapman's frigate
Next, I need to remove fragments of technological frames. I took a short video that showcases simplicity of this process
http://sailmodel.ho.ua/present/09098288.MP4.mp4
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igorcap got a reaction from GrandpaPhil in Swedish Privater by igorcap - Chapman's frigate
Then I begin to create base hull. Pine strips are glued to frames using a stapler. Total of two layers. First layer must be dried at least one day. After drying, staples are removed and surface is processing with plane .
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igorcap got a reaction from GrantGoodale in Swedish Privater by igorcap - Chapman's frigate
Then I begin to create base hull. Pine strips are glued to frames using a stapler. Total of two layers. First layer must be dried at least one day. After drying, staples are removed and surface is processing with plane .
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igorcap got a reaction from janos in Swedish Privater by igorcap - Chapman's frigate
Then I begin to create base hull. Pine strips are glued to frames using a stapler. Total of two layers. First layer must be dried at least one day. After drying, staples are removed and surface is processing with plane .
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igorcap got a reaction from archjofo in Swedish Privater by igorcap - Chapman's frigate
Then I begin to create base hull. Pine strips are glued to frames using a stapler. Total of two layers. First layer must be dried at least one day. After drying, staples are removed and surface is processing with plane .
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igorcap got a reaction from druxey in Swedish Privater by igorcap - Chapman's frigate
Then I begin to create base hull. Pine strips are glued to frames using a stapler. Total of two layers. First layer must be dried at least one day. After drying, staples are removed and surface is processing with plane .
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igorcap got a reaction from GrandpaPhil in Swedish Privater by igorcap - Chapman's frigate
Next everything is done in wood.
It looks simple enough but we are not trying to complicate things
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igorcap reacted to tadheus in La Salamandre by tadheus - 1:24
Continuation.
The beginning of the relation is available at this address:
http://5500.forumact...ndre-1-24#66516
Regards, Paul
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igorcap reacted to tadheus in La Salamandre by tadheus - 1:24
Continuation.
The beginning of the relation is available at this address:
http://5500.forumact...ndre-1-24#66516
Regards, Paul
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igorcap got a reaction from archjofo in Swedish Privater by igorcap - Chapman's frigate
Next everything is done in wood.
It looks simple enough but we are not trying to complicate things
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igorcap got a reaction from GrandpaPhil in Swedish Privater by igorcap - Chapman's frigate
Then I get shape of "thick" frames from 3D for the manufacture base hull. A detailed description of my technology manufacturing basic ship hulls can be seen here http://sailmodel.ho.ua/present/pres_e.htm
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igorcap got a reaction from mtaylor in Swedish Privater by igorcap - Chapman's frigate
Thank you Mateusz !
Yes , I'm friends with Mirek
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igorcap got a reaction from GrandpaPhil in Swedish Privater by igorcap - Chapman's frigate
I use extensively in their work 3d-modeling and CNC, so I started by creating a 3D model of frigate. Using this model I check all structural elements and can get shape of frames and other parts
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igorcap got a reaction from GrandpaPhil in Swedish Privater by igorcap - Chapman's frigate
Hello everybody !
My favorite theme in modeling is Swedish shipbuilder F.Chapman and his ships. Previously, I have built a model of the Swedish privateer on Chapman's drawings from album «Architectura navalis mercatoria» (can see in the Gallery http://modelshipworld.com/index.php/gallery/album/208-swedish-privateer/)
In 2011 I started to build another model of this album - a frigate (sheet XXXIII). This project was repeatedly interrupted, but I went back to building of model.
I will show gradually all steps of building model.
Baseline - Chapman's drawing. Analysis design of frigate has shown that this is an earlier and smaller version of the well-known series such as frigates Bellona (1782).
Swedish Maritime Museum have excellent model Bellona 1/16. Photos of this model give additional information about the hull detailing and rigging.
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igorcap got a reaction from druxey in Swedish Privater by igorcap - Chapman's frigate
Next everything is done in wood.
It looks simple enough but we are not trying to complicate things
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igorcap got a reaction from archjofo in Swedish Privater by igorcap - Chapman's frigate
Then I get shape of "thick" frames from 3D for the manufacture base hull. A detailed description of my technology manufacturing basic ship hulls can be seen here http://sailmodel.ho.ua/present/pres_e.htm
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igorcap got a reaction from Omega1234 in Swedish Privater by igorcap - Chapman's frigate
Thank you Mateusz !
Yes , I'm friends with Mirek
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igorcap got a reaction from CharlieZardoz in Swedish Privater by igorcap - Chapman's frigate
I use extensively in their work 3d-modeling and CNC, so I started by creating a 3D model of frigate. Using this model I check all structural elements and can get shape of frames and other parts
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igorcap got a reaction from Mark Pearse in Swedish Privater by igorcap - Chapman's frigate
Hello everybody !
My favorite theme in modeling is Swedish shipbuilder F.Chapman and his ships. Previously, I have built a model of the Swedish privateer on Chapman's drawings from album «Architectura navalis mercatoria» (can see in the Gallery http://modelshipworld.com/index.php/gallery/album/208-swedish-privateer/)
In 2011 I started to build another model of this album - a frigate (sheet XXXIII). This project was repeatedly interrupted, but I went back to building of model.
I will show gradually all steps of building model.
Baseline - Chapman's drawing. Analysis design of frigate has shown that this is an earlier and smaller version of the well-known series such as frigates Bellona (1782).
Swedish Maritime Museum have excellent model Bellona 1/16. Photos of this model give additional information about the hull detailing and rigging.
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igorcap got a reaction from IgorSky in Swedish Privater by igorcap - Chapman's frigate
Next everything is done in wood.
It looks simple enough but we are not trying to complicate things
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igorcap got a reaction from uss frolick in Swedish Privater by igorcap - Chapman's frigate
Hello everybody !
My favorite theme in modeling is Swedish shipbuilder F.Chapman and his ships. Previously, I have built a model of the Swedish privateer on Chapman's drawings from album «Architectura navalis mercatoria» (can see in the Gallery http://modelshipworld.com/index.php/gallery/album/208-swedish-privateer/)
In 2011 I started to build another model of this album - a frigate (sheet XXXIII). This project was repeatedly interrupted, but I went back to building of model.
I will show gradually all steps of building model.
Baseline - Chapman's drawing. Analysis design of frigate has shown that this is an earlier and smaller version of the well-known series such as frigates Bellona (1782).
Swedish Maritime Museum have excellent model Bellona 1/16. Photos of this model give additional information about the hull detailing and rigging.
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igorcap got a reaction from mtaylor in Swedish Privater by igorcap - Chapman's frigate
Next everything is done in wood.
It looks simple enough but we are not trying to complicate things
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