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Carlos Mariano

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    Classic sailboats models ,and old ships models

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  1.    yvesvidal reacted to a post in a topic: SS Bohuslän 1914 by Mirabell61 - FINISHED - Billing Boats - scale 1:50 - Swedish museum steamer
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  5. Carlos Mariano
    Hello Michaell Mott I´m very glad to watch your wonderfull building ; realy a peace of art Best regards Carlos
  6.    Mirabell61 reacted to a post in a topic: SS Bohuslän 1914 by Mirabell61 - FINISHED - Billing Boats - scale 1:50 - Swedish museum steamer
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  11. Carlos Mariano
    Hello Nils I discovered many fotos about your model , you can watch them free here : https://www.flickr.com/search/?w=55206992%40N00&q=bohusl%C3%A4n https://www.google.pt/search?q=bohusl%C3%A4n+steamer&biw=1024&bih=649&tbm=isch&tbo=u&source=univ&sa=X&ei=R2gFVfyrOIbsUtmDg6AG&ved=0CC8QsAQ&dpr=1#imgdii=_ And is web site here: http://www.steamboat.se/sys/ Regards carlos
  12. Carlos Mariano
    Hello Nills lovely model you have built Can stand without see it And what you say about this fotos Regards Carlos
  13.    Carlos Mariano reacted to a post in a topic: Bristol Pilot Cutter by michael mott - 1/8 scale - POF
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  17. Carlos Mariano
    Hello Michael ; I´m still here following your wonderful work Best regards Carlos ps; soon I´ve also something to show you
  18.    Carlos Mariano reacted to a post in a topic: Bristol Pilot Cutter by michael mott - 1/8 scale - POF
  19. Carlos Mariano
    Please watch this http://navi.modelisme.com/article166.html http://navi.modelisme.com/article196.html There are more examples
  20. Carlos Mariano
    Hello Michael To control a sailing boat like that ,you will need a 4 ...6 chanel radio unit One control is for the main sail One control to the gibs ,or two independent control for the gibs One control to the ruder One control for the auxiliary motor with a electronic speed control ( Reverse forward ) You can made the control with a radio of two controls , one for all the sails and the other for the ruder But is a great effort for the sail winch You have to control the sails a HITECH drum servo ,also a Graupner regatta ( more expensive) To the ruder you need a 3003 FUTABA servo is good ! Well ! Keep your fantastic work I shall post the squemas of the sail control with the servos
  21. Carlos Mariano
    There is no brass or copper around the mast
  22. Carlos Mariano
    Hello Michael here´s a detailed foto of the jaws ,we can see exactly the leather On this foto we can see the rings around the mast for the main sail By the way ;are you registed in facebook ? I ´ve many fotos to share Best regards
  23. Carlos Mariano
    Hello Michael You´re right about this detail http://modelshipworld.com/uploads/monthly_07_2013/post-202-0-07778200-1375238654_thumb.jpg But sometimes there is a coper or brass even leather plate around de mast where the gaff usualy works Best regards and keep working so nicely way carlos
  24. Carlos Mariano
    Hello very beautifull wooden boat work ; I loved to follow your building regards Carlos
  25. Carlos Mariano
    I´m every day studing the work of this Great Artist Thank you Michael to sheering with us best regards from Carlos
  26. Carlos Mariano
    It´s perfect and a inteligent method ; Carlos
  27. Carlos Mariano
    Hello michael mott Your way to build models like the old cutters is very motivating to me ,thank you showing your work Carlos
  28. Carlos Mariano
    I´m also a great Pilot Cutters lover do you know ???
  29. Carlos Mariano
    Hello Michael Mott I know there are some plans we can buy , they aren´t cheep but they are good plans ; but today I think you don´t need those plans ,because you already have a hull you can watch this site and look for the plans http://www.workingsail.co.uk/ There are many places to give an idea and to give you some inspiration https://www.facebook.com/carlotta1899pilotcutter http://bcpcoa.com/ http://forum.woodenboat.com/showthread.php?147382-Designing-a-7-ton-cutter http://www.facebook.com/media/set/?set=oa.10150361373143176&type=1 http://www.ten-wolde.net/Smack/drawings/ESYdraw.html http://www.betty-ck145.de/docueng/smacks/smack_plans.html Best regards Carlos

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