IgorSky

A little update.

8 minutes ago, cog said:

That, my friend, is very nifty indeed. I would never have thought of such a simple, and yet effective method. Well done!

Thank you, Carl!
This idea came up suddenly. But I liked the ease of making these parts. 

Many thanks for yours feedbacks and LIKEs, friends!

On 4/14/2019 at 10:00 PM, cog said:

I would apreciate that very much. Lots to learn from you ... as usual

Carl, I took some pictures of the process of making these things

Hi, Josh!
Interesting project! I look forward to continuing.
Good luck!
Igor.

1 hour ago, cog said:

It seems you have learned some new skills. Your masts look really marvelous. How did you make those 8 shapes in metal?

Yes, Carl, it is. I used a needle from the syringe. I'll try to take a series of photos of this process later.

Hey, everybody!
So, I stopped this project about four years ago. A few days ago I continued building this model.
First of all, I decided to make new masts.

Then I installed the mast, pulled up the rigging gear, added some small details and flooded the third layer of the sea

The next step was put two halves of the above-water part of the boat in a bottle and put them in their places and to fill in the second layer of the sea. 

Then I poured the first layer of the sea and placed the underwater part of the boat in it.

Then I made some more small details for this composition

Then I connected all the parts of the boat on the slipway

On 4/10/2019 at 2:57 PM, josh44 said:

Haha! Incredible miniature work: Belt buckle, dread locks, and a functioning scabbard!! So great!

On 4/10/2019 at 3:36 PM, John Allen said:

o Masterful work as usual, Cap'n Jack spot on. Your good really really good!

Many thanks for yours feedbacks, Josh and John!
So, the next step is to check all the parts of the model.

WOW, Nenad! Bravo! Well done!

The sabre for Jack.

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The next important step is turning the figure into Jack. I did not have any experience with figures, so I decided to improvise

The sail is almost ready.

And again with shrouds...

Jack

And with the sail

Continuation of work with the shrouds

6 hours ago, josh44 said:

Igor, it’s So great to watch your work unfold! Really a pleasure!!

My favorite pieces are the tiny belaying pins,  and the top of the crows nest - a perfect tiny circle in wood. Can’t be easy to do! 

Many thanks, Josh! 
In fact, it wasn't very difficult to make these details.

Working with small elements

Making a sail ... 

Nagels...

Blocks...