maurino

48 minutes ago, BobG said:

The colors are wonderful. It's really nice to see these colorful, little boats with their beautiful sails. Nice job!

Thanks Bob , for the nice words , the colorful sails so imaginative make these boats even more beautiful 

.... and some photos of the large sail.

 ..... more photos of the hull .....

4 hours ago, wefalck said:

Looking at the sail, I am wondering, why you have both ends of the reefing points at the same side of the sail ? Was this indicated so in the kit instructions ? Normally, they would go from one side to another, secured in the middle by a kind of not and or sewn onto the sail on one side.

 

Below is an image of a slightly larger boat type (also with painted sails) from the lagoon in Venice in the Naval Museum there:

 

 

 

Hello Wefalck , unfortunately I do not know the English language, I have to rely on an online translator and this prevents me from fully understanding the technical part of your question. I have no drawings of this boat, I rely on a few photos and on a book that deals with other boats of the Adriatic Sea. Surely there will be errors (and horrors) due to my wrong intuitions, not only for the sailing part, the material in my possession is really very little ....

Accomplices a few days of unexpected holidays (but very welcome) the construction site is coming to an end.

I would like to put in my model a couple of sailors, I have some toy soldiers that I can modify even if the scale is not really perfect. The scale of the figurines is 1:36 while the sailing ship is 1:25, the result would be a crew about 1 meter high and 40 ..... I will see the final result and then I will decide whether to use them or not but on board the off-scale is not obvious .

2 hours ago, yvesvidal said:

Lovely blue color. It reminds me of my incursions to the shores of the Mediterranean sea.

Very well depicted.

 

Yves 

Thank you Yves  !!!

and more .....

more photos .....

Hull almost completed ........

20 hours ago, BobG said:

Beautiful sails, maurino! This is going to be a gem of a little boat!

Thanks bob , I hope to be able to reproduce the beauty of these sails  😉..... 

Still some work on the sails .........

The hull ..... seen from below .

Some photos of the hull ......

5 hours ago, wefalck said:

Where in the Adriatic does the prototype actually come from ?

Hi Wefalck , the real launch Assunta is part of the maritime museum of Cesenatico .

Mauro

23 hours ago, yvesvidal said:

Great sewing skills.

 

Yves

thanks Yves , I could do better but I will improve over time ..... 😂😂😂

the work of the master sailman continues ........... 🤣🤣🤣 

19 hours ago, yvesvidal said:

Beautiful colors on your sails.

 

Yves

The colorful sails are typical of the Adriatic Sea navy (and make the models very showy .... ) 😀 !!!

Sails ....... work in progress 

The "Assunta" launch ...... work in progress !!!

Thanks for the encouragement , dear friends and ...... of course I will also reproduce the colorful sail 😜 !!!

I want to reproduce the "Assunta" launch of the Adriatic Sea in 1: 24 scale, this is the original boat, launched in 1925.

....latest photos !

.....more photos ......

here are the latest photos of the model, finally completed ....