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Angarfather reacted to amateur in Statenjacht Utrecht by Angarfather - 1:36
That's a very nice statenjacht!
one small point: given the position of your sails, the port-side leeboard should be up, the other one down (the leeside should be down, the windside up)
Jan
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Angarfather got a reaction from GrandpaPhil in Statenjacht Utrecht by Angarfather - 1:36
Many thanks to you guys for all the "likes" and kind words.
Here are some pics of the current state of the model. The decoration figures are made of polymer clay. To make the figurehead was very fiddly. The lion of the full sized Utrecht in my eyes looks like a cartoon. But a very nice one. Iwasn't able to reproduce it in my model.
Lets have a look around the pavillon
Even the two water gods at the pavillion are rather strange guys than baroque gods. But,I did my very best.
Best regards
Hartmut
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Angarfather got a reaction from cog in Statenjacht Utrecht by Angarfather - 1:36
Many thanks to you guys for all the "likes" and kind words.
Here are some pics of the current state of the model. The decoration figures are made of polymer clay. To make the figurehead was very fiddly. The lion of the full sized Utrecht in my eyes looks like a cartoon. But a very nice one. Iwasn't able to reproduce it in my model.
Lets have a look around the pavillon
Even the two water gods at the pavillion are rather strange guys than baroque gods. But,I did my very best.
Best regards
Hartmut
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Angarfather got a reaction from popeye the sailor in Royal William by marktiedens - FINISHED - Euromodel - scale 1:72
Congratulations!
A wonderfull modell and an amazing work.
Best regards
Hartmut
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Angarfather got a reaction from marktiedens in Royal William by marktiedens - FINISHED - Euromodel - scale 1:72
Congratulations!
A wonderfull modell and an amazing work.
Best regards
Hartmut
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Angarfather got a reaction from Captain Poison in Statenjacht Utrecht by Angarfather - 1:36
Hello guys,
after a long time I am now back again in the forum. In the last three months there had been a lot of interesting jobs, two journeys and also time for modelling. But not enough time to post. With other words: time for modelling or time for posting. But now I will show you Utrecht today and of course some of the work steps .
Some pics from the rigg and the blocks
The main halliyard blocks
Gaff
The vang blocks
Many thanks to my Admiral for sewing the sails
the mainsheet
Jibbhalliyard
In / outhaul
The anchor
Regards Hartmut
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Angarfather got a reaction from steamschooner in Statenjacht Utrecht by Angarfather - 1:36
Hello guys,
after a long time I am now back again in the forum. In the last three months there had been a lot of interesting jobs, two journeys and also time for modelling. But not enough time to post. With other words: time for modelling or time for posting. But now I will show you Utrecht today and of course some of the work steps .
Some pics from the rigg and the blocks
The main halliyard blocks
Gaff
The vang blocks
Many thanks to my Admiral for sewing the sails
the mainsheet
Jibbhalliyard
In / outhaul
The anchor
Regards Hartmut
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Angarfather got a reaction from Piet in Statenjacht Utrecht by Angarfather - 1:36
Hello guys,
after a long time I am now back again in the forum. In the last three months there had been a lot of interesting jobs, two journeys and also time for modelling. But not enough time to post. With other words: time for modelling or time for posting. But now I will show you Utrecht today and of course some of the work steps .
Some pics from the rigg and the blocks
The main halliyard blocks
Gaff
The vang blocks
Many thanks to my Admiral for sewing the sails
the mainsheet
Jibbhalliyard
In / outhaul
The anchor
Regards Hartmut
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Angarfather got a reaction from flying_dutchman2 in Statenjacht Utrecht by Angarfather - 1:36
Hello guys,
after a long time I am now back again in the forum. In the last three months there had been a lot of interesting jobs, two journeys and also time for modelling. But not enough time to post. With other words: time for modelling or time for posting. But now I will show you Utrecht today and of course some of the work steps .
Some pics from the rigg and the blocks
The main halliyard blocks
Gaff
The vang blocks
Many thanks to my Admiral for sewing the sails
the mainsheet
Jibbhalliyard
In / outhaul
The anchor
Regards Hartmut
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Angarfather got a reaction from davyboy in Statenjacht Utrecht by Angarfather - 1:36
Hello guys,
after a long time I am now back again in the forum. In the last three months there had been a lot of interesting jobs, two journeys and also time for modelling. But not enough time to post. With other words: time for modelling or time for posting. But now I will show you Utrecht today and of course some of the work steps .
Some pics from the rigg and the blocks
The main halliyard blocks
Gaff
The vang blocks
Many thanks to my Admiral for sewing the sails
the mainsheet
Jibbhalliyard
In / outhaul
The anchor
Regards Hartmut
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Angarfather got a reaction from Mirabell61 in Statenjacht Utrecht by Angarfather - 1:36
Hello guys,
after a long time I am now back again in the forum. In the last three months there had been a lot of interesting jobs, two journeys and also time for modelling. But not enough time to post. With other words: time for modelling or time for posting. But now I will show you Utrecht today and of course some of the work steps .
Some pics from the rigg and the blocks
The main halliyard blocks
Gaff
The vang blocks
Many thanks to my Admiral for sewing the sails
the mainsheet
Jibbhalliyard
In / outhaul
The anchor
Regards Hartmut
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Angarfather got a reaction from G.L. in Statenjacht Utrecht by Angarfather - 1:36
Hello guys,
after a long time I am now back again in the forum. In the last three months there had been a lot of interesting jobs, two journeys and also time for modelling. But not enough time to post. With other words: time for modelling or time for posting. But now I will show you Utrecht today and of course some of the work steps .
Some pics from the rigg and the blocks
The main halliyard blocks
Gaff
The vang blocks
Many thanks to my Admiral for sewing the sails
the mainsheet
Jibbhalliyard
In / outhaul
The anchor
Regards Hartmut
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Angarfather got a reaction from Baker in Statenjacht Utrecht by Angarfather - 1:36
Hello guys,
after a long time I am now back again in the forum. In the last three months there had been a lot of interesting jobs, two journeys and also time for modelling. But not enough time to post. With other words: time for modelling or time for posting. But now I will show you Utrecht today and of course some of the work steps .
Some pics from the rigg and the blocks
The main halliyard blocks
Gaff
The vang blocks
Many thanks to my Admiral for sewing the sails
the mainsheet
Jibbhalliyard
In / outhaul
The anchor
Regards Hartmut
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Angarfather got a reaction from oneslim in Statenjacht Utrecht by Angarfather - 1:36
Hello guys,
after a long time I am now back again in the forum. In the last three months there had been a lot of interesting jobs, two journeys and also time for modelling. But not enough time to post. With other words: time for modelling or time for posting. But now I will show you Utrecht today and of course some of the work steps .
Some pics from the rigg and the blocks
The main halliyard blocks
Gaff
The vang blocks
Many thanks to my Admiral for sewing the sails
the mainsheet
Jibbhalliyard
In / outhaul
The anchor
Regards Hartmut
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Angarfather got a reaction from FrankWouts in De Zeven Provinciën 1665 by YankeeD - Scale 1:50 - according to drawings by Mr. O. Blom - First wooden scratch ship build
Aye,YankeeD!
it looks quite fine! But what a beast is this ship!
Cheers Hartmut
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Angarfather got a reaction from Piet in Utrecht 1746 by flying_dutchman2 - FINISHED - Scale 1:48 - Dutch Statenjacht
Yes, Carl is right! Fast on the german Autobahn? In the 80. and 90. you can drive realy fast. But today? Most are 120km/h the aloud limit. But however, nice to have you back again.
Cheers Hartmut
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Angarfather got a reaction from Piet in Statenjacht Utrecht by Angarfather - 1:36
Hello Patrick and Brian. Many thanks for your kind words!
Brian - The Dutch have built statenjachts from the beginning of 17.century to the end of the 18. The leeboards were used in the Netherlands from the sixteens century. All drawings and paintings from this times I know shows the leeboards. Fx. van der Velde shows in teh 17.century many of this nobel ships, and all of them had leebords. Also the plans of such ships from the 18.century. Also the plans by Pieter van Zwijndregt, van Genth and others ( Maritim Museum Rotterdamm ) shows this components.And the Mary? She was a typical dutch statenjacht. Therefore I think that she had leebords.
I think you are right in this. In that time shipwrights,, whole in Europe, I mean,were very conservative constructors.
Best regards
Hartmut
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Angarfather got a reaction from popeye the sailor in SS Kaiser Wilhelm der Grosse 1897 by Mirabell61 - FINISHED - scale 1:144 - POF - first German four stacker of the Norddeutscher Lloyd line
HAllo Nils,
congrats to you. Your Kaiser is a masterpiece of carftmanship and quality in work:
Best regards
Hartmut
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Angarfather got a reaction from Captain Poison in Statenjacht Utrecht by Angarfather - 1:36
Thanks to Patrick and Carl
Hello Carl, this colourfull design is the result of the researches which Ab Hoving and the other builders of the 1:1 Utrecht had made. I think that such wonderfull colors were usual in the baroque. Especially when the upper ten of the cityes wanted to show who they are.
Some pic of the mast, the loops of the shrouds and the back and fore stays
And the Heart block of the fore stay
Regards Hartmut
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Angarfather got a reaction from flying_dutchman2 in Statenjacht Utrecht by Angarfather - 1:36
Many thanks, Mates!
Marcus : I use tempara paints.
Made by Lukas (Germany) Yellow Ochre light (8031)
Prussian Blue (8134)
Opaqe white (8007)
Ivory black (8182)
Made by Schmicke (Germany) sapphire blue
light blue
By Windsor & Newton (UK) Cobalt blue deep
Best regards Hartmut
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Angarfather reacted to Mirabell61 in Rope edging on sails
Hi jiljilia,
here is a Version which is complete machine-sewn, also the bolt rope to the edge..
I boroughed my wife`s sewing machine
Nils
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Angarfather got a reaction from Mirabell61 in Statenjacht Utrecht by Angarfather - 1:36
Thanks to Patrick and Carl
Hello Carl, this colourfull design is the result of the researches which Ab Hoving and the other builders of the 1:1 Utrecht had made. I think that such wonderfull colors were usual in the baroque. Especially when the upper ten of the cityes wanted to show who they are.
Some pic of the mast, the loops of the shrouds and the back and fore stays
And the Heart block of the fore stay
Regards Hartmut
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Angarfather got a reaction from Captain Poison in Statenjacht Utrecht by Angarfather - 1:36
Hello PatricK! Many thanks for your kind words!
As you wanted - some pics from the modelling of blocks.
First step: Drill in to holes at the end of the slots.
Second step: milling the slot in between the to holes
Next: forming the block by sanding
File in the groove for the metal fitting and drill in the hole for the axis of the sheave.
The fitting with its eyelet. 1mm brass soldered with silver
The finished block. The sheaves are made from 8mm aluminum
some pics of the rigging jobs.
the shrouds
The two back stays
Best regads Hartmut
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Angarfather got a reaction from Captain Poison in Statenjacht Utrecht by Angarfather - 1:36
Aye, Mates,
some pics from the last weeks. Next job is the modeling of the mast.
first parts to make were the chainplates. 2mm brass square tube. The eyes are silver soldered.
The full channel
To turn the lower mast I had to extend the machine bottom of the lace.
The masthound. Making this octagonal part by sanding on the milling machine.
The throat halliyard block . pearwood and aluminium
The lower mast
Next part: the bow sprit flagg stuff. A nice piece to make.
Best regards
Hartmut
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Angarfather got a reaction from Landlubber Mike in Statenjacht Utrecht by Angarfather - 1:36
Many thanks, Mates!
Marcus : I use tempara paints.
Made by Lukas (Germany) Yellow Ochre light (8031)
Prussian Blue (8134)
Opaqe white (8007)
Ivory black (8182)
Made by Schmicke (Germany) sapphire blue
light blue
By Windsor & Newton (UK) Cobalt blue deep
Best regards Hartmut
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