Garward

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Beautiful!

 

Thanks Garward!

 

Harvey

Yes, the model impresses! Evgeny Epur also great master in the field of a galvanoplasty, here some photo of its Santa Maria model executed in this equipment.

Outstanding, thanks for going to the trouble to locate them Garward.  Looks like thy were using about an 18 Ga hypodermic needle.

Have to give that a try.

Tom

For realization of this technology it is possible to use various needles including mentioned by you - if only internal diameter approached.

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Copper plates on the hull of the well-known Victory - model of the known modeller Evgeny Epur from Odessa.

Yes, of course, it is a known historic fact, and also that Peter worked for shipyards as the simple carpenter. He also was a modeller, as well as we, the model of the ship made by it with own hand is stored in Moscow   .

Mirages happen different, some materialize, for example, in the form of the ship 

Really good and simple idea in the realization, not demanding difficult adaptations.

Hi, Harvey!  There is nothing to apologize, I am glad that I managed to you to help!

Thanks Garward

 

Sjors, if I can do it I am sure you can do better. So you will overcome your Mirage Misery.

 

Thanks Wim, I am glad that I have had this hurdle.

 

Regards,

John

Overcoming of obstacles is and there is an experience acquisition.

I am proud of acquaintance to representatives of Dutch people at this forum   

My oh my, I am so happy with todays software. To scratch built the missing ceiling have scanned in the print with the lasercuts, scaled part 114 (the ceiling) to the right size. Printed out and glued to a piece of plywood, saw the shape and it fits.

 

Regards,

John

 Good solution  .

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very nice work!  I like the color, kind of brassy, but nice.

Here one more beautiful model Mikhail Bezverkhny - the French ship Rivoli.

I've seen some beautiful weathered decks in these forums.  I love the sun-bleached, holy-stoned look and would like to give it a try.  I've got a bottle of "Weather-It" on order and am hoping to get some input.  Any forums that I may have missed?  Anybody have suggestions on dilution, time, etc.? 

It is quite whimsical preparation in use. Try at first its action on samples from that wood which you want to process on model.

The needle ready to work is clamped in a bormashinka cartridge.