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Meanwhile, are mounted on the deck and on the masts blocks of different shapes and sizes. I have hundreds of rings, eyelets and grommets made, painted and mounted in a variety of sizes. Even some small turnbuckles, hooks and various other very inconspicuous parts have now found their place.
Bye Joachim
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Thank you all so much for the kind words and likes! I am very pleased that you like the AV.
Although my english is not perfect, I hope, together with the pictures, you will understand what I mean. Otherwise please don't hesitate to give me a notice.
Bye Joachim
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And again a few small parts ...It had to make an enormous amount of these parts. Is all very unimpressive distributed on the deck, so here are just a few examples.First of even the turnbuckles for shrouds the lower masts. First, as individual parts, assembled and some pictures from growing on the hull.
again some blocks ...
In the next picture are top of the bulwark some cleats attached (the smallest of which just 2mm long), before small lamps and down several bollards.
On the left side of the bulwark seen some roles and cleats including where the backstays are attached.
bye Joachim
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and on we go ...There have to be produced lots of small parts that still have to be put on deck and at the mast before they can be fixed. Therefore, here's a snippet of medley.First of the parts in shell construction:
then ever with a little color, up some metal bracket with belaying pins, other belaying pins for expanding the betings, additional bollards, rings ...
... Then thimbles in div. Sizes (these are just a few of the many hundreds of other), clamping screws of various sizes, Cross Bollard, some pulleys and various cleats ...
... More small cleats, several additional lamps, brackets, ...
bye Joachim
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Hi Michael,
it's easier said than done, but you have always tried to push the limits of what is possible and I think you're not satisfied with the simple approach. I think you should have a few more attempts companies and I'm sure you will, as always, to be successful.
Bye Joachim
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Thank you very much Grant for your kind words! And many thanks to all, giving me your likes!
regards, Joachim
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And it's going on with some updates.
After a few failed attempts, I succeeded with a usable rope ladder. On the side-ropes there are fixed small metal rods (0,3mm diameter).
The rope ladder is fixed at the upper part of the mast. In the middle the ladder is additionally fixed at the white spreader.
And now the ratlines. On the AV every 5th ratline is a metal rod, these also are fixed on the clamping screws.
regards, Joachim
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Hello ,
thanks a lot for the kind words and all the likes
Bye Joachim
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Hello everybody,now, after a long absence, I will continue with some posts.First some more pictures from my selfmade blocks. They all are build according the same building process as described before.Here you can see blocks from a length of 2,4 mm up to 4,2 mm with one, two ore three rolls.
And there are a few more, bigger blocks.
In this picture you can see these big blocks, the rolls and shafts during assembling
Regards Joachim
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Hi Michael,
I see, you have had fun with your carriages
but I like these overall-pictures of your ship, really superb !
Regards Joachim
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Interesting, the idea with the battery, I like it !
Bye Joachim