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  1. kees de mol
    Very very impressive. Al those parts wich you have handcrafted. I am stunned
  2. kees de mol
    Wow, those sails look very wel crafted. You must be a very patient man to do this.
  3. kees de mol
    Beautifull build! What is it with Turkey? They build so much nice ships there. Models as well as full scale ships.
  4. kees de mol
    The hull got her first base coating.
  5. kees de mol
    Hello Jan, The white stuff is filler to fill the gap between the straight sections and the upper curved section. I will try to simulate the hull plating but it will be very difficult because I have very little refference material
  6. kees de mol
    Thank you guys!
  7. kees de mol
    I am absolutely amazed by your woodwork. How on earth can you work so neat. All the joints fits so well! :im Not Worthy:
  8. kees de mol
    It looks great. Looking forward to see the rest of the build of this extraordinary ship.
  9. kees de mol
    Today I sanded the new hull i made from mdf sections. The sanding went well and with the drawings and some photo's I managed to make a good shaped hull. Now I am going to finish the bull with some filler and sanding and then to the next step.
  10. kees de mol
    Well what can I say. I glued the sections together and added the topsection (wich is curved) and then I wanted to start sanding. But I had a bad feeling about it and started to measure everything again and compared it whit the plans I had. I turned out I had made a big mistake with making the drawings and the sections. The sections where not wide enough, they are arround 2 cm to short. That was a bummer But in the meantime I recieved (unexpected) a really good lineplan wich I would not have to adjust. So I am still going strong and just started a new build. It will take some time but there will be a new update soon. This time with a good hull with good measurements Regards, Kees
  11. kees de mol
    Very Interesting build this one. Good to see the carbonpaper again, I was forgotten it.
  12. kees de mol
    Very nice these details. I wonder what else you will show us
  13. kees de mol
    Today I have sawn the mulitple sections of the hull. After this I will glue them together and then it's time for sanding, sanding and more sanding. I keep the lineplan nearby to control myself while sanding and then I will have an accurate hullform. Regards, Kees
  14. kees de mol
    Very clean build. Especially I like your woodcarving and turning.
  15. kees de mol
    It will be the burden I have to carry the next few months
  16. kees de mol
    Shame it went wrong with the ladder but the wooden version is looking better in my opinion.
  17. kees de mol
    Some photo's of the VL 16 wich was the sistership of the KW 49. They are the same in construction
  18. kees de mol
    In post 79 I see some nice clamps (dont know how to call them) Do you know the name of them? Regards, Kees
  19. kees de mol
    You work like a magician. Most of the time I dont have a clue of what you are doing but I like watching the build.
  20. kees de mol
    I am amazed by how you did the floor of the captains cabin. Very well done
  21. kees de mol
    I followed this thread from the moment I arrived on this forum. It gave me a smile when I saw how you handled the problems and how inventive you were. Now the only thing I miss is a shot with the proud builder and the model together Regards, Kees
  22. kees de mol
    You are very inventive making those masts. Nice to see how you extended your lathe. I have to keep that in mind for the day the wood-fever will hit me.
  23. kees de mol
    Look'n good! Ik like the metal sheets on the hull.
  24. kees de mol
    Are you now sure you have it right? Then start building quick and you will soon forget the mistakes. Good luck Veel succes! Regards Kees
  25. kees de mol
    Look like a very neat job. Everything straight and tidy

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