greenstone

Tender AVOS by Dmitriy (Moscow)

before oil 

This is our exclusive kit (art. MK0303PXN) is made entirely of pear

This skylight is shown in the drawing of a 100-gun ship "Britannia" in 1719

But these are photos of models of the ships of the 18th century

Gentlemen,

my regards!

Tell me, please,

for what purpose was a small box made

on the deck with windows

(in the photographs I indicated an arrow)?

What is it?

Eugene

On 2/4/2019 at 4:57 PM, James H said:

That looks great. Are the laser nails deep so sanding won't affect?

BEFORE OIL

after polishing (400,1500 and final 2500 sanding paper)

AFTER OIL

As we can see, looks good.

54 minutes ago, James H said:

That looks great. Are the laser nails deep so sanding won't affect?

Thanks for the feedback!

We are trying for you, colleagues.

The laser nails deep are half of material - 0.25-0.3mm

Good day!

I will show a few photos of one of the modellers,

who is now building a kit of "Tender "Avos "

This kit is made entirely of pear.

On the boards there is an imitation of nails with a laser.

This is our exclusive kit (art. MK0303PXN)

4 hours ago, Rick01 said:

Is this available in Australia yet?

 

Rick

Not yet

Soon!

Gentlemen!

There are subtitles in Youtube and their translation into any language, including English

6 hours ago, ccoyle said:

Great videos! Too bad I don't speak Russian. Interested modelers can really see your approach to LOTS of hull frames and assemblies that lock up very tight and precise. Thanks for sharing!

Gentlemen!

There are subtitles in Youtube and their translation into any language, including English

16 hours ago, SpyGlass said:

That was one of my thoughts Dave. 

But I suspect these guys have other factors as well - I note that they allow for the slight angle on laser cuts in places - I would not be at all surprised if they had cut so that slight angle acted as a chamfer to help close fitting .

 

But  it all seems to come together very well in the builds I have seen - perhaps I am just  being tooooo fussy

Hello, gentlemen!

You are absolutely right. We do that specifically to help close fitting.

photo instruction of the brigantine Phoenix

http://master-korabel.ru/manuals/mk0401_ph_instr.pdf

photo instruction of  schooner Polotsk 

http://master-korabel.ru/manuals/mk0302_ph_instr.pdf

Regards

10 hours ago, SpyGlass said:

I have gone brain dead greenstone

Is there a UK supplier stocking Phoenix ? and if not can you give me price for delivery to UK

Regards

Good day!

I propose to contact one of our dealers in Europe

 http://www.gk-modellbau-shop.de/epages/61220080.sf/de_AT/?ObjectPath=/Shops/61220080/Categories/Fremdherstellern/Master_Korabel

Sales of a new kit of Tender Avos MK0303 began in Russia this week.

In a month and a half we will be able to please buyers around the world with english text instruction, photo instruction and drawing

1 hour ago, Rick01 said:

How/who do I contact when this model becomes available locally?

 

Rick

Our distributor in Australia:

Darya Churilina
124 Hubert st.
Lilyfield, NSW 2040
Australia

darya.projects@gmail.com

2 hours ago, Dutchman said:

Great! Will there also be an english instruction/manual included (or available)?

Yes, it will be with english text instruction, photo instruction and drawing

23 minutes ago, Rick01 said:

Will this be available in Australia and if so who will be carrying it?

 

Rick

Of course.
In Australia, we have an official sales representative who has been selling our kits for a year.

It is finished. gentlemen! Sales of a new kit of Tender Avos MK0303 began in Russia this week.

In a month and a half we will be able to please buyers around the world.

Some photos from first buyers ;)

Gentlemen,

can show this in the photos of the real guns?

17 minutes ago, Y.T. said:

It is B with pronounced depression on square area. 

Like this?

My regards!

Question to colleagues.

There is on the drawing an element of the Swedish cannon of 1780-1790 

The naval cannon of Tornqvist`s sistem

 How it should look: A, B, C or else.

I can not find a  photo of this real cannon in internet.

Colleagues, help me please.

On 11/22/2018 at 6:43 PM, Roger Pellett said:

There is a series of articles in past issues of the Nautical Research Journal by Canadian Model Builder Roger Cole describing the construction of a lapstrake built RN Cutter.  If my memory is correct, and at the moment I don’t have access to my Journals, there is discussion of coppering a lapstrake hull.

 

Roger

Roger, hello

Interesting.
And where can I read this article?