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Hello everyone, I am embarking on this new project, my favorite period is 1800, after having built a French ship and an English frigate, I am trying my hand at building a corvette, Boudriot's plans do not include the framework , I therefore proceeded to the drawing myself, by hand, what I needed to build this corvette in frame, I must thank Gérard Delacroix for the advice he gave me and for the plans he provided me, he was very kind, and thanks also to Francis Jonet for making one of his available books, after spending twenty days drawing, I started the construction with the axial elements, let's see what comes out of it , any errors will be corrected during the construction phase. This time I'm building in 1:48, because the model allows me to have manageable dimensions for me:
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matiz replied to matiz's topic in - Build logs for subjects built 1801 - 1850
Thanks to everyone, thanks Wayne and Allan, I put in all the effort as a model maker, before undertaking the construction of Euryalus, I didn't know the construction of English carpentry well, I have to thank my friend Salvatore who gave me the two volumes of the Euryalus, and it encouraged me, so I became passionate about this ship, and I tried to give my best ❤️ -
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