Ferit

Looks very beautiful Sjors,

You have catched the sophistication of the scratch build...

Are the two chests at front of the rooms also your scratchs?

Some fine detail on those shots Ferit, I like the neat little sheave for the Fore sheets, very nicely done.

 

B.E.

Very nice work as ever Ferit.

What are the ropes that we can see in the background?

Thank you B.E. and Juergen for the kind comments and for eyeing all details...

Another talent: Visual flair...

The neat little sheave in fact, has a circular wood of piece inside to simulate a pulley, but being left in shade it had not been seen in photos...

And the ropes in the background are the shrouds...

Salute avsjerome,

Fortunately I haven't burned my hands but there is a burned place on the wood of the inlaid floor...

Many thanks hamilton and Matti,

Hamilton, wood is more attractive than rope for me... But here comes the inevitable end...

Ilham,

 

Hello. I discovered your build when you posted some comments about Ferit's Berlin. Oh what a beautiful build. So perfect. I will return to your build  read, and look at everything carefully very from the beginning. I will enjoy reading all of your comments. I'm sure that I will also learn so much. I will also look at your other beautiful work with the link that you provided. Congratulations on your artistic talents. A pleasure for the senses, 

 

Regards,

 

Michael

Hi Michael,

I can highly suggest you to visit also his log Istanbul Kayigi... Another fantastic build. A lot of lessons to learn...

http://modelshipworld.com/index.php?/topic/506-istanbul-kayigi-by-ilhan-gokcay-coastal-trade-vessel-of-istanbul-18th-c-scale150/?hl=istanbul

Chainplate...

Then, If I had had your skill and if I had succeeded to build her like you, I would be thinking twice before painting the hull.

Happy Birthday Sjors...

( My apologies, I'm late... )

BTW, you scratch is looking good...

Ahoy J.Pett

Really great! So admirable!...

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I give up...

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I'm where words fail...

Hı Brian

She looks impressive... But you too know this, she had made you change your avatar... :-)

Hi Matti,

With two tones of brown color and old aspect given, she looks natural and much closer to the original...

Hi Randy,

I had found this link below one year ago and had solved a lot of my problems...

There are many builds of high quality.

In each build there is a text in which through a link "closer views of hull, deck and rigging" you can examine the details and you can click on each photo to enlarge it...

http://www.finemodel...models-sold.htm

Thank you İlhan,

Your praise is highly appreciated...

But the scratch build is absolutely yours. I am learning a lot of things from your log...

It's just about that you would grow your own trees which you could use in your build... 

Hi Michael,

It's a pleasure to see you again, to read your kinds comments and finally to contemplate the updates on your Wasa...

Happy Birthday Jason...

As usual, clean and impressive work...

Such beautiful words Hamilton! Much appreciated...

Thank you very much...

Hello Kevin,

I don't know why I have missed a really clean and impressive build... That is a tardy confession...

I hope it helps a little Ferit.

 

And I believe that it is right because there is no comment from the others       

Anja have placed a program could pages on the pc ,so soon I can do it myself….

Thank you Anja and Sjors,

were not a little but very helpful...

Good decision Randy...

Your courage and patience are worthy of esteem...

Hi Buck,

Could you tell me; this Optivisor, how many diopters has it?

And could you build a new Morgan's Whaleboat (2nd build) of which the lenght will be as equal as the lenght of your scratch tap?!

U n b e l i e v a b l e ! . . .

Your barrel contains real water, doesn't it Buck?

Hi Brian,

Your build is being improved very well... Impressive...

Thank you Sjors and Anja... 

If I understood correctly, belaying pins are in front and coil behind of the mast...