igorcap
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igorcap got a reaction from Canute in Head figure for Oliver Cromwell
Thanks for feedback !
And how can you move this topic to scratch ?
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igorcap got a reaction from janos in Head figure for Oliver Cromwell
This is a fragment of the original drawing
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igorcap got a reaction from aviaamator in Head figure for Oliver Cromwell
Now I want to continue working. I do not like the old decor. Now I have learned to do a lot better. I started to model head figure. This is the Roman goddess Juno (the first name of the vessel). This is only a sketch, without detailing.
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igorcap got a reaction from JosephHuntley in Head figure for Oliver Cromwell
Probably every modeller wants to build a model in the Navy Board style. In 2004 I started to model the American privateer Oliver Cromwell in 1/48 ( original built in 1776). Model is built on drawing from Harold Hahn's book "Ships of the American Revolution and their models". The model is not completed at this time.
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igorcap got a reaction from aviaamator in Head figure for Oliver Cromwell
I finished modeling the figure of Juno. Do you have remarks or wishes?
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igorcap got a reaction from janos in Head figure for Oliver Cromwell
I finished modeling the figure of Juno. Do you have remarks or wishes?
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igorcap got a reaction from Captain Poison in Head figure for Oliver Cromwell
I finished modeling the figure of Juno. Do you have remarks or wishes?
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igorcap reacted to jose_b in Le François 1683 by jose_b - Scale 1:48
A small progress: keelson formed by three parts, with ebony nails.
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igorcap reacted to jose_b in Le François 1683 by jose_b - Scale 1:48
Inspired by Johann's longboat for La Créole (archjofo) I'm trying to build this one for Le François.
These are the first steps. There's a long way to go.
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igorcap got a reaction from Fam in Head figure for Oliver Cromwell
I finished modeling the figure of Juno. Do you have remarks or wishes?
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igorcap got a reaction from mrjimmy in Head figure for Oliver Cromwell
I finished modeling the figure of Juno. Do you have remarks or wishes?
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igorcap got a reaction from mtaylor in Burford 1722 by navymast - scale 1:48 - Suspended
Hello Vitaly ! Nice start !
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igorcap got a reaction from Mirabell61 in Head figure for Pegasus model
A few photos from my customer
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igorcap got a reaction from Tadeusz43 in Head figure for Pegasus model
A few photos from my customer
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igorcap got a reaction from ggrieco in Head figure for Pegasus model
Client received a Pegasus. Trying successful.
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igorcap reacted to navymast in Burford 1722 by navymast - scale 1:48 - Suspended
Ever wondered what the inside of an antique ship model looks like? The museum's Rogers Ship Model Collection includes some examples of stunning craftsmanship on the interiors as well as the exteriors. These photographs were taken with the aid of a modern surgical arthroscope. Instead of using it to look inside people’s knees, we use it to look inside our ‘dockyard’ ship models. In this instance we were examining Model No. 54, a model of an unidentified British 70-gun ship; both the ship and this model were built in . England in the mid 1720s. Here we inserted the scope through the rear double doors of the Great Cabin at the stern and looked forward. https://www.facebook.com/media/set/?set=a.396021497081817.112946.137100856307217&type=3
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igorcap reacted to Mike Y in Beavers Prize 1777 by Mike Y - 1:48 - POF - Hahn style
Finished fairing the exterior of the hull:
No finish applied yet.
First time I show the hidden side of it
It is the port side, it would be fully planked and fully hidden - hence no iron bolts, very rough fairing and less attention to the frame alignment - ended up adding strips of wood to patch the low spots.
Now need to make a frame to support the hull in an inverted position (keel down), to be able to comfortably work with the internals of the hull. Internal fairing would be fun!
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