IgorSky

Fantastic work as usual Igor!

Thank you Mike!

This always boggles my mind.  Working with parts that can get lost behind a strand of hair?  Yikes!  

 

I certainly admire the skill it takes but I cannot even fathom what it would actually be like doing the work.  Kudos to you, Igor!  I humbly bow.

Many thanks Julie Mo!

All of these components and part is not as difficult to make as it seems

Best Regards!

Igor.

Thank you Patrick!

Bravo Patrick!

Hi Carl!

Many thanks for you feedback!

I just always have fun to try to make some new parts to test new ideas, etc. Unfortunately, it usually takes much more time than I plan earlier.

Best Regards!

Igor.

Very nice project Daniel!

Congrats!

Here I am continuing to work with sails

Then I just tried to draw them

The next step is the making of the sails. First I tried to make them my old way, but I did not like the result.

Hello everybody!

Here are the small updates after a long break in work.

First I completed the mast and boom attached to it.

The boat or ship in the lamp will have to wait.  First I have to draw up the plans but most importantly the strategy in how to shove a boat that's much wider then the opening into the lamp.  However, i do have some ideas.   But, I'm sure that several experienced ship in bottle builders can help me with ideas.

Hi Piet!

I think that here there is a sufficient number of builders SIB, who will are happy to share with you to all the secrets of this kind of the modelism.

Best Regards!

Igor.

Hi Piet!

I can not find the words! Your work is just incredible!

And of course I look forward to your new project in the lamp!

Best Regards!

Igor.

Hi Patrick!

Amazing and incredible work! Congratulations!

Best Regards!

Igor.

Hi Piet!

WOW! It's just incredible! Congratulations!

Thank you for feedback Carl and Daniel!

This sounds crazy but I've always thought the idea putting a sextant in a bottle.

Sextant... Interesting idea... Daniel, do you have any photo?

Yesterday I tried another method of making rings. I used the wire diameter of 0.15 mm and the drill bit 0.4 mm diameter . New rings look a bit better than the old.

Cork ... I'm trying to come up with that can be placed inside the cork.

Nice work Carl! Congrats!

Just amazing work, Piet!

Patrick Bravo! I do not find the appropriate words!

Many thanks Carl, Mike, Bob and all whom is interesting this project for your support and feedback!

Igor, I can only aspire to your level of detail in my BN2 build. Looking great at your usual small scale

Oh, Carl, I think it just looks complicated, but in fact it is pretty easy in making

Really great work Igor!  Glad you're posting here as well as the SIB site.  I wish I could build as cleanly at 1/64 as you build at 1/300!

Hi Mike! I'm sure to make the good model in 1/64 scale is much more difficult

And here comes another beautiful boat from the IgorSky boat yard.  She's looking great.

 Bob

Thank you Bob!

I would like to clarify that this is not the model of a particular yacht. I have used the drawings of the hull of the yacht Rainbow. But I have changed the proportions. I also used the photos of the yacht Endeavour to make the deckhouses. Length of the hull of this model is 95 mm and I chose the scale of 1/300, only on the basis of my preferences

And a small update. I made a lot of small rings. I'm going to use them as eyelets and clips. (I'm not sure that I correctly translated these terms)

The mast and the boom. These parts have been made long ago. Now I just replaced some of the details (cross-pieces) and have drilled the necessary holes.

Thank you Patrick!

On the deck should be binnacle

Nice wheel!  Is it photo etched as well?

Yes, Patrick, it is PE too

Another small detail - it seems that this is winch

I really like the work you've done on the cabins and skylights.  Nice! 

The hull's looking very fine and beautifully crafted as well. 

Cheers and all the best! 

Patrick

Many thanks Patrick!