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  1. Chapman
    Hi Marc! I rarely check in here these days, but I'm still interested and fascinated by what I see here. If oil paints then Griffin Alkyd by Winsor & Newton. These dry quickly.
  2. Chapman
    Wonderful ! Εκπληκτικός ! Thank you for showing . How did you make the deck?
  3. Chapman
    Hi Marc! Have we already talked about the model of the Royal Louis in the Poogi Museum here? I had found an older article about the old Poggi models in the German magazine Das Logbuch. Among the models is said to be a Royal Louis, which of the first two has not been clarified.
  4. Chapman
    The PDF inspires you so much that you immediately want to build a ship from the 17th century. Thanks for that !
  5. Chapman
    Hello! The kit comes from Korabel, see Korabel , and is available.
  6. Chapman
    Hi! A new book entitled French Warships in the Age of Steam 1859–1914 by Winfield will be published soon. That could bring new insights.
  7. Chapman
    I forgot, one more point that might be interesting. According to Patrick Villiers, this figure is part of the Atlas de Colbert from about 1670.
  8. Chapman
    Hi there , nice to look at as always. This link should be of interest to you. It leads to high-resolution files of the rear and rear side view of the Dauphin Royal by Le Brun. Have Fun!
  9. Chapman
    Moin Waldemar! The term Iron refers to the gun barrel. At the time, a decision was made between iron and bronze guns, the latter being referred to as "metal" guns.
  10. Chapman
    Hello, this model of a Norman Nef in the Deutsches Museum in Munich was built by Zimmermann after his own reconstruction. https://www.modelships.de/Museums_and_replicas/Deutsches_Museum_Muenchen/Norman-nef.htm
  11. Chapman
    Hello Steven, interesting project, I like to watch it. By the way, there is a German reconstruction of the Nef Cinque ports. I have them on the shelf. I'm looking forward to your reconstruction.
  12. Chapman
    Here are two contemporary representations of artists who knew the ships. Left: Grand Monarque by Puget Right: Reine by van de Velde
  13. Chapman
    Another piece of art fits in like a cast. Berain would be delighted!
  14. Chapman
    Hello Marc, I take off my hat to your dedication and skills.
  15. Chapman
    @Jaager Thank you for creating the plan list. Is very helpful.
  16. Chapman
    Good find Wayne. Found them here by title. https://www.history.navy.mil/research/publications/publications-by-subject/peculiar-skill.html https://www.history.navy.mil/content/history/nhhc/research/publications/publications-by-subject/sea-stories.html
  17. Chapman
    A well-considered and neat elaboration of this difficult part.
  18. Chapman
    The book isn't really new. The first edition is from 1985, but difficult to get. I am happy about the new edition, especially about the plan edition because I already have the first edition book. This part goes into the history of individual ships in detail. Such as the sister ship of the Hermione, the La Concorde. I think it's very interesting.
  19. Chapman
    I like your inspiring building reports. I'm curious how you do the oil canning on a dazzle paint ship.
  20. Chapman
    I understand, but it seems that this detail is only shown on the Louis XV model. The model has apparently been restored according to the paint. What I want to say. We do not know whether the model still corresponds to the original appearance. Also, unlike the British, these toilet / roundhouses do not seem to have caught on with the French. Lemineurs Le Saint-Philippe -1693 could serve as a reference here too, I think. Personally, I also find these bunker-like toilets terrible, they also don't seem to fit the style to me.
  21. Chapman
    Hello Marc! The round bunker-like toilet houses on the small deck: I have not yet been able to find on any drawing of French ships of the time. I suspect Heller and the museum model are incorrect here. What do you think about it?
  22. Chapman
    I am also German, but this old language is difficult to read if you haven't studied it in detail. So I looked for a translation of the original. And the travel description was translated into standard German. https://books.google.de/books/about/Von_Konstanz_nach_Jerusalem.html?id=dDOVrgEACAAJ&redir_esc=y Unfortunately I don't have the book, but maybe someone can help.
  23. Chapman
    I think the kit is inspired by the model construction from Casa Reyna. This plan is given as a 1: 150 scale and shows a Spanish ship named Carmen. The real scale of this plan is more like 1/90.
  24. Chapman
    Or look at this unknown french Premier Rank .
  25. Chapman
    Hello! From the Album Colbert the arrangement as it should have looked around 1660/70. Funny & important detail, the fence around the slot.

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