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How to Attach the Mast to the Yard?
amateur replied to mkmossop's topic in Masting, rigging and sails
Wouldn't be too sure about that: in the 1600's the left one (or variations on it) is assumed to be used on Dutch ships. Jan -
Danny, It's like you made more efforts in disguising/photoshopping this ship than we will in searching for her First impression is 'tsunami', but that probably the effect you're after..... Jan
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Anja, These parts are called 'channel(s)', ('rust', in your native tongue) Chainplates are the iron parts that hold the dead eyes in place. (in Rotterdam and surroundings better known as 'puttingijzers') Jan
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Grant, It is money well spent Jan
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Thank for the reply. Taking a crown might be correct, but who knows... perhaps it was just empty, and that's why they put the feathers in Jan
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Wrong class. Found the correct one: just to make sure, do you really, really want me to mention all 62 of them Jan
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What's wrong with PoW-feathers? Jan
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WWI destroyer, something like HMS Viking? Jan
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Still, Chuck Passaro let his boards (not the aft and forward platform) go with the lines of the hull... See: http://www.thenrg.org/chuck-passaro---nrg-member-ship-model-photos.php Jan
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Two questions: 1 which type of sculpy do you use 2 how do you guild the baked pieces? and one remark: the 'carvings' look great'. Perhaps you yourself feel that they shouldn't be compared to Doris's, but in a couple of ships time yours will be as good Jan
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And a check is easily done by using a piece of cardboard with a straight red line drawn on i. Place it behind the shrouds, and everywhere were you see red, there's something out of line. Jan
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You prefer oob? Sometimes I wonder...... You could have finished at least four well build (above average, I'm sure) oob's in all your tinkering time. I have to say: I'm still wondering were this mega-project will lead us.... Jan
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you flipped her over, cranes are on the starboard side
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four sisters, how on earth should we decide which one you encountered .... (she' sbuilding an offshore windmill park, by the looks of it ; ) Jan
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flip and google Jan
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hmmmm... four masted barque, 1880. Lots to choose from Jan
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Konstantin, According to wikipedia, Gary's picture shows the 'Duke of Wellington' Jan
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I see, research already done. Now we'll wait for the execution Jan
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For the record: I mirrored it to gain some time. It is indeed Gelderland as refitted by the Germans into Niobe. Jan
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And I didn't even google the picture, I just knew Next one is something completely different Jan
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I did a check: in 1970/71/72, Van Beylen did a number of articles in De Modelbouwer (monthly journal issued by the NVM) on building a botter. This series is now (slightly) editied and issued as a booklet by Lanasta. Jan
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The book has to be a re-edition of something. Jules van Beylen died in 2000 Jan
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spirit of chartwell
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golden jubilee, barge, spirit of something, I'll be back in a minute
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Ha, Andy-stuff again Jan
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