Garward

Deadeye from a kit are replaced: the bottom deadeye with a diameter of 5 and 6 mm from a pear covered with a black pigment

View of nasal part

View of a stern

The deadeye and chains installation on model of the Spanish linear ship of the second half of the 18th eyelid of Real Carlos (A sea museum in Madrid)

Deadeye and chains arrangement on the real drawing of Montanes  http://www.todoababor.es/vida_barcos/nav_74can.htm

14.4. Deadeye and chains installation

The drawing from OcCre kit for the deadeye and chains installation (or as it isn't necessary to do).

Yards and yard boom at day lighting

All set of yards and yard boom.

Thanks for a useful link!

Chris -  The tools I have used so far for working with brass:

 

round-nose pliers - for shaping all those bands

side cutting diagonals - for cutting brass strips to length

small files - to even the ends and shape pieces

punch - for centering drill bits

pinvise - to hold the drill bits while hand drilling holes in the brass strips

butane torch - for annealing brass (to make it easier to work) and for soldering

silver solder brazing paste - for soldering

cross locking pliers, third hand tool - to hold the brass while applying heat while soldering

 

All items were purchased though Model Expo (except the soldering paste - I think that was Amazon).

 

Hope this helps.

 

Bob

All necessary is listed practically   !

Mizzen-mast yards.

The drawing from a kit.

Hi, Sjors! Successful travel to England, there is what to look!

Gall is ready.

Details are established in a place.

Wooden details are prepared for installation.

Gall production. Metal details from a kit are replaced by the wooden.

Mainmast yards and yard boom

Hello, Paul, We have too yesterday, being the 1st of may and Workers Day, but also the second of May too the day off.  

Foremast yards and yard boom

If you use a varnish the varnish is more preferable to a covering of different parts of model, matt as you correctly speak.

Hallo, Robert!  Vielen Dank für die Bewertung!

Many thanks for an assessment 

Hi, Tarjack, very difficult and very beautiful work! And the smell will disappear over time  .