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About wernerweiss

  • Birthday 06/11/1957

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    Wilhelmshaven, Germany
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    Model ship building, playing accordeon

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  1.    Nirvana reacted to a post in a topic: USF Confederacy by Zarkon - Model Shipways - 1:64 Scale
  2.    wernerweiss reacted to a post in a topic: HMS Sphinx 1775 by Ronald-V - Vanguard Models - 1:64
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  13. wernerweiss
    Hello Jeff, Congratulations for your choice! I also built the Confederacy and stained/painted the complete model except the decks which were only sanded. Greetings Werner
  14. wernerweiss started following HMS Harpy 1796 (production prototype) by James H - FINISHED - Vanguard Models - 1/64 , USF Confederacy by Zarkon - Model Shipways - 1:64 Scale and 1:25 Drakkar ‘Oseberg’ - Ships of Pavel Nikitin
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    Hi, it would have been easier to taper the upper fore edge of the stem lying flat on the table - before glueing - to fit the figurehead..... Greetings Werner
  16.    wernerweiss reacted to a post in a topic: USF Confederacy by Zarkon - Model Shipways - 1:64 Scale
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  23. wernerweiss
    Hello Bug, thank you very much for your appreciation, and if there will be a build log of your next Confederacy, I will follow with big interest! Werner
  24. wernerweiss
    Hi modelers, Meanwhile I took a series of pictures of the finished model, and I just loaded them up into the gallery of finished models. Any remarks, questions and constructive criticism welcome. Thanks to all co-builders of this model who gave me inspiration by following their build logs. Greetings Werner
  25. wernerweiss
    Thank you very much!!
  26. wernerweiss
    Hi folks, what a birthday present! Just yesterday on my 67th birthday I got my Confederacy FINISHED...... The pictures of the anchor were the last I took from the unfinished model, and in the last days before yesterday there were only some steps left......mounting the rudder, the ship´s boats, the waist rails, the mast stumps, the quarterdeck railings and finally the figurehead as the very last part to be glued in place. Yesterday, the only remaining work was to make some paint touch-ups on the stern decoration figures and the figurehead. What I also meanwhile did was to build the showcase. In the moment I cannot say when I will take the photos for the finished models gallery, but I let you know when it´s done. At least here two pictures as a first impression.... The next model I´m going to build is an AIDA cruiser ship from Revell which was a christmas present from my sons meanwhile a few years ago..... Always happy modelling..... Greetings Werner
  27. wernerweiss started following Gallery of COMPLETED Kit-Built Ship Models
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    I´m convinced it will, take your time .....
  29. wernerweiss
    Hello Kenny, imo there is no alternative to unglue the false deck from the bulkheads and add some spacers.....is it the same on the starboard side? I have had the same problem with some bulkheads, and the opportunity to fix the problem is now, later on no way.....makes the deck planking much easier. Werner
  30. wernerweiss
    Hello Kenny, thank you very much for visiting my build log and your appreciation! Besides mine there are many other build logs here where you can profit from. Greetings Werner
  31. wernerweiss started following HMS Sphinx 1775 by Ronald-V - Vanguard Models - 1:64 and USF Confederacy 1778 By KennyH78 - Model Shipways - 1:64
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    Hello Kenny, Congratulations to your decision from another Confederacy model builder Greetings Werner https://modelshipworld.com/topic/31187-usf-confederacy-1778-by-wernerweiss-model-shipways-164/#comment-884281
  33. wernerweiss
    Hello Rick, thank you very much for your appreciation! 1. No, I didn´t use any whitewash or special wood at all, I just used the provided 1/8 x 1/16 inch basswood stripes. The only treatment was sanding the deck when finished. 2. As red for the bulwarks (Schanzkleid in german) and deck fittings I used red ochre as recommended by Caldercraft especially for period ships, see the pictures below. It is easy to find when you google.... I hope I could help you Werner
  34. wernerweiss
    Dear modelers, tomorrow my last post is exactly four months ago, and there is much progress with the model. The ship´s boats were placed only for the photos and are not yet glued. I intend to have the model finished soon, because the next model is waiting.... Comments and questions welcome. Greetings Werner
  35. wernerweiss
    Marvellous, gorgeous, fantastic, amazing.......!
  36. wernerweiss
    Hello Ian, good progress so far.....I myself had not glued the railings at this time. There is still much work to be done on the superstructure, and there is always danger of accidently touching the railings resulting in bending
  37. wernerweiss
    Hi modelers, here the next steps to be posted.....the middle rails and the cathead support knees are done, the framing for the head grating is done, and I started with the grating timbers. Note the additional stripes along the framing and the main headrails as a support for the framing timbers. The cathead support knees were notched instead of removing the hull molding stripes. Greetings Werner

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