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  1. iosto
    Congratulations Chuck, a beautiful work. I follow you step by step in the construction of my cheerful. I'm proceeding with the riveting of the hull, very tedious job but effective. Do you have some photos spars? I'm also beginning to think the shop window on which store the model that I will definitely Plexiglas but are undecided on the base, if it on a stopover site, you have a few drawings to show me? Hello
  2. iosto
    At this point I'm starting to think the window and definitive basis. I am undecided whether to create a leg with strips square as models of arsenal, or set it on twooo turned columns with screw pin concealed in a more classical. Could someone give me suggerimentio designs or realizations of stairs? or on how to make the columns on the wheel? so big I never made more than anything I want to find some nice drawings.
  3. iosto
    superstructure of the bridge
  4. iosto
    Construction of a bridge
  5. iosto
    Try spars
  6. iosto
    Side and special bow
  7. iosto
    Came the carronades !!!
  8. iosto
    Realization of floorboards
  9. iosto
    Realization of the gunwale
  10. iosto
    Realization of the lower deck and topsides
  11. iosto
    After the bandage hull I proceeded to lay the underbridge in thin plywood
  12. iosto
    I made the keel boxwood.
  13. iosto
    The hull is then filled with balsa finished with coarse sandpaper, and then finer after the surface is grouted, and then again sanded, and then stuccoed Finishing
  14. iosto
    I preferred to use a construction technique different from that indicated in the instructions. Typically use this technique for years for the hulls filled. The technique is to glue the frames and then fill balsa spaces then fill with synthetic filler to have a uniform surface. in this way laying the boards is very easy, it does not require nailing. For gluing use then a cyanoacrylate glue
  15. iosto
    I bought the designs from the site Syren Chuck. Unfortunately there are no available pieces in laser cut, I proceeded to cut them after pasting paper forms on plywood
  16. iosto
    Hello everyone I decided to begin construction of Cherful
  17. iosto
    And now you surf!
  18. iosto
    full lifeboat
  19. iosto
    lifeboat staining and mounting maneuvers
  20. iosto
    view of the bridge
  21. iosto
    tools and baskets
  22. iosto
    blocks
  23. iosto
    complete model
  24. iosto
    Equipment and installation
  25. iosto
    Construction of the base I wanted to get an antique effect as models of museums The columns copied from those of Chuck,,,,,

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