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3.3 . Other wooden details
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3.2 . AxesAxes from a pear, cylindrical parts are made by means of a self-made mill.
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3 . GUNSGuns of the first and the second (except for 8 guns) batteries are imitated by semi-trunks. The trunks of 12-pound tools of a main deck enclosed in a whale I designated scandalous hack-work of OcCre (a photo 1228): guns of galleons of the 16th eyelid are offered to be established by the linear ship of construction of 1794. Naturally, these trunks were replaced. Also cast gun carriages are replaced.
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ContinuationCabins for officialsOn drawings and drawings from a set (see a photo) and on a site http://www.todoababor.es/vida_barcos/nav_74can.htmlaft Montanes is shown a certain construction under the name "Camarotes de oficiales" that is translated as "cabins for officials". This construction on the deck of the 74th gun ship a little foreign matter that pushed me to the next searches – and that this such actually especially as on the vast majority of other models of battle ships and frigates of that period it is absent (except as on Superb). By means of modellers with Marine et Modelisme d’Arsenal and MSW it was succeeded to find out that this shoddy easily removable construction which was sometimes erected in a peace time for creation of additional conveniences to officials (to officers, officials) and to certain "worthy" passengers (a certain similarity of private life and fresh air far from close and musty lower decks). This room had the sizes from 4 foots 8 to 10 inches in height and contained four, six or eight bedrooms: two for guests or officials, and others for officers also it was equipped two-story two foots to 30 inches with beds, desks and cases. Before operations this construction was cleaned from the deck to exempt a place from unnecessary hindrances. As Gerard Delacroix kindly reported, in France this construction was called "transportation", he gave the reference to a photo of this construction (see below) on one of old French models.Thus, on the basis of received information it is a construction it would be possible and not to build, but remembering that Montanes as a part of the Spanish squadron within 8 years served on Philippines (Manila, Kavita) where such construction is very pertinent, I decided it to construct, but made also removable - is established on 4 probes on corners in openings in the deck.
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Hi Garward,
I'm pleased to see your Montanes log up and running again, excellent modifications there, she looks remarkable
Thank you very much, Aldo!
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Garward,
It's great to see all these details back again. Some of them I could hardley remember.
Thanks for the comment!
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2.3 . Superstructures aftCabins for navigators and boxes for storage of flags, fouls and a compass.
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2.3 . Superstructures aftCabins for navigators and boxes for storage of flags, fouls and a compass.
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2.2 . KabestanIt is made by means of a milling cutter of MF 70 and a delitelny head of Proxxon.
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2.1 . Belltower
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Always a pleasure to follow your build log, Garward.
I wonder if I would ever be able to work with metal, especially with such tiny pieces.
Thank you - spasiba
Thanks for a response! It isn't so difficult to do small metal (and not only) details if there is a desire it to do, at you everything will turn out.
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