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possibly, yes Jan
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Interesting idea! Btw: does your admiral alrady realize that therewillbe enough to do two half-hulls from a full-hull kit? Jan
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Not much time to find a new one. I post an old one from MSW-1 (But I'm presumable the only one to remember) Jan
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I'll post something tomorrowmorning. .
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Uss Choctaw, 1864, perhaps?
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A cloathing pin in a vice does the trick for me. Put the rope around the block, and put in the pin, such that the rope is held in place. Tie theknot, put someglue onit, and you're ready for the next. It even works with blocks that are smaller. Jan
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HMS Leopard by gobi71 - 1/300 scale
amateur replied to gobi71's topic in - Build logs for subjects built 1751 - 1800
And i repeat that: WOW!!! How did uou get those strops around the deadeyes so neatly formed? Jan -
On a dutch forumsomeone has been experimenti g with this method. It took himsome time to get it right. Planking always runsfair, however, getting your hullinto shape is not without problems. Shell first was not used anymore in the lqte 17th century when ships like utrecht were build. By that time the shipwrights used drawings and plans to be able todeliver what was actually ordered. Jan
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De beste wensen voor 2015! Jan
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My guess would be that thickness is completely determined by the carpenter, while length and width are determined by the tree. therefore, i think the deck was quite even in this respect. At least, that is what you see in eg wasa. Jan
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ROYAL CAROLINE 1749 by Doris - 1:40 - CARD
amateur replied to DORIS's topic in - Build logs for subjects built 1501 - 1750
Nice! How did you het those colours so nice? They are not just out of the can revell-colours, it looks as if you did some aging and weathering on them. Jan- 883 replies
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Hello wayne, Probably on a site of torpedo-casualties.... Or perhaps a wrecksite, quite a lot of english ships around there... Jan
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Some time around wwI, I guess.... Jan
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Typo? a bowsprit of 2 milimeter is a bit short. I guess that should be something like 645 mm? Jan
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Looks nice. One question: what kind of heavy beam is it you attached to the stern, just below the upper stern? Jan
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The remaining question is: how do you simulate screws in such a way that they look better than real ones? Jan
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Something chinese? Jan
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On that last picture, there is a part on the lower counter i don't understand: is the planking rabetted into the sides of the lower counter, or is theresome kind of strip attached over the planking to give strength/protection. Jan
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I didn't realize Danny's decision was up to a vote Jan
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Rob's latest activity dates back to the same day... Jan
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Hi Herbert, Per haps Chuck does understand, but I don't.... Do you mean that there shouldn't be three holes every second face, but alternating one and two holes? Chuck's setup matches this one from the NMM-collections. Jan
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Hi Marc, The original has a painting of her home town (Middelburg) on her lower stern. Jan
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Which btw is correctly mentioned in the German text to the picture. Low-board gunbopats are not realyy fitted for large open waters. Germany has not a very long coastline. So, where were these ships stationed? , Nord- und Ostsee? Jan
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Wonderfull tops. Aren't you affraid of the fake splices coming loose when rigging? Jan
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