Garward
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Continuation Considering the gun sizes, I decided to try to make brackets for fastening of pins demountable. Brackets I bent from a steel strip 1,2 mm thick, elements of their fastening I made of brass. I made this knot completely, but bent brackets weren't pleasant, replaced them slightly modified cast Alexey Baranov's production (replacement I will show a bit later). Brackets were tried on to an experimental gun carriage from a pear, made in the course of preparation for construction, it is yet that gun carriage which will be used in this model.
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Continuation Axes are made of a pink pear, cylindrical parts with a diameter of 6 mm are made by means of a mill for round preparations http://modelshipworld.com/index.php?/topic/434-manufacturing-of-round-preparations-for-a-booms-and-thin-yards/. Bandages 2,5 mm wide with an internal diameter of 5 mm for the ends of axes are turned from a brass bar.
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Hi, Phil, thanks for the comment!
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Thanks, Michael!
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Hi, Bob, many thanks for an assessment!
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Hi, Mark, thanks for the comment!
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Thanks, Pat! I am glad that MSW again works and we have opportunity to communicate with colleagues .
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Thanks, Michael !
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Sherline - the known firm and it does good lathes, it isn't surprising that they so long work
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Hi, Ron! The best way of construction of various adaptations! At first search of improvised materials is carried out, and then already there are ideas on their application. I too often arrive thus .
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Hi, Frank, process of construction of your model successfully moves ahead!
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Trunk machining Trunk after machining Washing (2-3 minutes) in a hot solution of lemon acid Blackening in 20 % a solution of selenious acid Trunk after Blackening Trunk after machining by a brass brush.
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Hi, Wacko Joe, thanks for an assessment! The building berth really turned out quite convenient, I use it with pleasure and is happy that in due time didn't buy the ready design which is available on sale .
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Wooden details - a gun carriage (except axes and aim wedges), frames, preparation of boards for a covering are made on a milling cutter with CNC.
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3D model of a trunk of a bronze gun and external type of gun trunks right after molding - so-called "fir-tree" (a photo from Alexey Baranov's workshop).
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The gun model represents as a matter of fact battle stations, consisting of a bronze gun with some accessories and board and deck fragments. The model is made in M 1:24 under drawings of monography Le Fleuron (G. Delacroix), the trunk of work of Alexey Baranov, the basic wooden details - a gun carriage (except axes and aim wedges), frames, preparation of boards for a covering are made on a milling cutter with CNC our Polish colleague Mirek. I also have tried to consider experience of the French and Italian colleagues http://5500.forumactif.org/f28-le-fleur...-delacroix http://5500.forumactif.org/f17-artillerie on creation of similar models. At once I want to tell that this the first mine, but not a unique variant of construction of an battle stations, with use of the mentioned details, such variants with various degree of detailed elaboration there is a set and everyone modeller can choose a variant to the taste. Drawings of a 24-pound bronze gun from the monograph
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Yes, lathes of this kind well are suitable for the purposes of modeling of the ships. My machine too is completed with extras. PROMA firms also were transferred recently by part of the production to China. But I managed to buy the machine one year prior to this event
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I have a lathe ML 300 SDE of production of firm PROMA, Czech Republic.
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The building berth is developed for construction of type-setting hull in length to 1 metre (for example, kits of type Montanes, Victory, Superb, Vangard, Astrolabe, etc.). The design allows to fix reliably and precisely keel and bulkheads in the course of assemblage of the hull, its covering and installation on the hull of details. The building berth consists of the basis (the laminated parquet board 1000х380х14mm) on which are established: - Directing for fixing keel (an aluminium corner 40х20х2 mm) with cuts for bulkheads (cuts are made under concrete model, in this hull Montanes-OcCre); - Figured directing on which in the course of installation of bulkheads the carriage (plywood of 10 mm, figured laths) with a dural plate regulated on height , located at right angle to keel (for installation and fixing of bulkheads moves lengthways keel); - Lateral racks (a board 20mm) with moving possibility lengthways keel and it is perpendicular to it (for hull fixing); - Parallel clips (an oak 20mm). Depending on a stage of construction of the hull those or other details of a building berth are applied.
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Jay, thanks for the comment!
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