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teloo replied to qaz_666's topic in - Kit build logs for subjects built from 1751 - 1800
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I am sorry about no further pictures. I worked a bit on the ship in the last weeks but nothing what you can really see on a picture. But the story about this is, that I worked over aprox 70 days in a row on the ship because for me it was a great help during exams in the bachelor study progress (which covered the last couple of years of my life) in the begining of the year. now I have kind of a burnout about modelship building, which I was aware that it would happen once in a while but still my aim is to finish this ship. so to everyone who is following, I will go on as soon as I feel it is the rigth time for it.
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working station is done. I prefer to build in the living room surrounded by the family. so this is the perfect workingstation for me in the pictue you can see how the ship didn´t fit and how I improved it so that the ship fits tide. I also good a new book which I found in a neighbours libary Only a cuttingboard is missing which belongs in the area of the working station under the books.
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Here some pictures of the workstation. I put a varnish on it for the second time. Tomorrow it should be dry. Also I add a rope one the outsideline of the sails. According to my book it is nessecary for a sail. The shrouds I will let them how they look right now. Maybe they are not historical correct, but I like it. The next ship I will try a bigger scale like 1:64 or something like that. Than I can try different shrouds And I got some PE parts on ebay. So I have now some nice hooks for the rigging of the cannons aswell as I can add some cleats and hammock stays
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the wood is maybe not the best and i added hundreds of tiny nails. It was a bit like ikea feeling But I really like it. And with a proper varnish over it the wood will not brake i think. But the corsair is not big enough to fit tide on the workingstation. I will do some improvements so that this problem will be gone.When the station is done, I will make additional pictures
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so i was ill the last couple of days and haven´t done much on my ship the last two week. currently I am more working on stuff beside the ship like preparing shrouds and sails. I also bought me the occre working bench which is almost ready. The varnish has to dry and the working station needs some improvements. regards ludger
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The Carmen looks really brilliant. Congratulation to finishing this build. I will follow your next build log
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Good morning captain magee and brian. thank you very much for the compliments. I found several parts at cornwall model boats. but I can not order there because I have no credit card. I also was thinking about parts from amati and caldercraft. The plan is also to add lanterns, work on the cathead and the rest I forgot. I maid a list and wrote down several things Ahh yes, a ship bell and spill will also follow. But at the moment I have no idea where to order. I would have paypal for paying. Here in germany we only have some boat fittings and in every shop at the internet it is the same. I live close to the netherland boarder and went to a shop there this week. But they only had some cannons and some woods... :/ I will make some pictures this weekend and will try to cover most of my progress till the ship is finished. So you can get some ideas how to do it Captain magee.
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wonderfull ship, amazing work!!! respect
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