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    etubino
    Erik Nyren got a reaction from etubino in HMS Victory by Erik Nyren - FINISHED - Corel - 1:98   
    I have to admit the rig is not yet finished, I have some ratlines to do but theese wil be dealt with in time.
     
    Comments. questions and well whatever is always wellcome.
     
    Erik









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    GrandpaPhil
    Erik Nyren got a reaction from GrandpaPhil in Fair American by Erik Nyren - FINISHED - LSS - POF (kit discontinued)   
    My Fair American finished and mounted on a display-board built from some mahogany I had in my closet. One detail is still missing and that is the personal nameplate that is provided free of charge from Lauck Street Shipyards upon completion of the model.
    This project was started in October of 2007 and finished by May 2008.
     
    Thanks for Viewing
     
    Erik


     




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    popeye the sailor
    Erik Nyren got a reaction from popeye the sailor in Fair American by Erik Nyren - FINISHED - LSS - POF (kit discontinued)   
    We have seen all kinds of bases for model ships before so I thought I’d do something original.
    I wanted to create a visualisation of the ships frames being carved directly from a tree. I used a few billet scrap peaces some wire for strength and some plastacine clay and paint to create a tree-stub. I hope the pictures speak for them self




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    Nirvana
    Erik Nyren got a reaction from Nirvana in 1:85 HMS Pandora - Constructo   
    Thanks Joe
     
    But as this topic is meant as a review of a specific kit, I dont think mixing up the pictures with scratch built versions of the ship is a good idea. 
    I suggest that you create a topic of your own and post the pictures there as I´m sure many are interrested to see them. Make sure that Copyright wont be an issue first though.
     
    Regards
    Erik
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    James H
    Erik Nyren got a reaction from James H in Fair American by Erik Nyren - FINISHED - LSS - POF (kit discontinued)   
    A few more pictures showing different stages of fairing. The high quality cherry that the frames are made of has a beautiful clean finish to them after fairing down to using 400grit sandpaper. I covered the keel with tape to protect it from the sandpaper used for the frames.
    (Note the old MSW in the background)


     



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    James H
    Erik Nyren got a reaction from James H in Fair American by Erik Nyren - FINISHED - LSS - POF (kit discontinued)   
    Construction starts by assembling the keel which is layered by several parts to form the notches for the frames. I had to read the manual several times to wrap my head around this but in the end it was not that complicated once I understood the basic idea. There has been an update to the kits construction after the first few kits which calls for reading the manual THOROUGHLY  especially concerning the assembly of the keel.

    BLFA1 :Principle of layers creating nothches. This principle is used throughout construction of the ship.

    BLFA2:Notches and rabbet-line of the keel 




     


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    PeSt
    Erik Nyren got a reaction from PeSt in 1:85 HMS Pandora - Constructo   
    And the final result, today serving as a church ship in the chapel of the Swedish Camp Northen Light in Afghanistan

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    Nirvana
    Erik Nyren got a reaction from Nirvana in 1:85 HMS Pandora - Constructo   
    And the final result, today serving as a church ship in the chapel of the Swedish Camp Northen Light in Afghanistan

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