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  1. mhkash
    Hello Again, this weekend I've been working on sails and some other blocks, and yaaaaaay ☺️ , I've succeeded in making one of the sails furled ☺️, I'm really happy for that
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    some more progress thank you
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    I started working on the ropes, and the deadeyes.
  4. mhkash
    Hi All, Yesterday I did some more rigging, ropes and blocks. thank you
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    Hello All Here is the Masts building log.
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    And here are the steering wheel building log
  7. mhkash
    Good Morning All I've completed the Cabins and the steering wheel, and to my complete astonishment , the cabins looked as if they were train wagons😂😂 , however , when placed on deck, they gave me a close look and feel (I hope so 🙄☺️), right now, I'm working on the masts. Thank you
  8. mhkash
    Thank you very much Glenn, I'm working now on the deadeye blocks , from scratch too. I'll prepare the photo set for the those blocks as i start from scratch to the end, i use Balsa wood , cut it from a Balsa Sheet , thickness of 6 mm x 6 mm , and with a sand paper I get the cylindrical shape, after completion the diameter is about 3.5 mm, then cut this into blocks, again with sand paper until i get the correct shape, I'll try to post those photos in a day or two. Thank you very much shape of
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    Good Morning Glenn Thank you for kindness and for your time, I'm so glad that you are helping me get this project done, I really appreciate it. I enjoy looking at your etoile model. You did a great job and i wonder why it is not your favorite boat style.. it is perfect and i saved all the photos to use them as the guide as i go on. here is the recent shots Thank you very much.
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    Thank you for posting this log, really can't find words to describe this excellence thank you
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    building progress Thank you
  12. mhkash
    Thank you very much Glenn, I appreciate your effort in making things clear to me. Indeed , I'll find your log and it will be my guide .. I guess i'll follow your advice and select the recent version due to the availability of photos. btw, https://www.antique-fine-art.com/schooner.html here is CLAIRE which is a model based on etoile Thank you again
  13. mhkash
    Thank you Glenn for the rich information. Actually I know that all versions are identical whether l'Etoile or Belle Poule , I even noticed one of the boats called CLAIRE , Similar Hull and Rigging could you please explain. Thank you very much
  14. mhkash
    Hello All Started building L'Etoile - a french Schooner. I Didn't find the plan, so, searched for other plans that are close to it. I found a plan for a three masted Barquentine called DEWARUTJI , and since L'Etoile has only 2 masts, i had to make some modifications to the plan such as widening a little bit at the middle and the stern as well. I do double planking on bulk heads. Please check the attached building log. will keep posting photos as I proceed, and please feel free to post your comments to help reach the proper l'Etoile shape Thank you
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    Hello All The attached images show the building log for the Bluenose II "Scratch build", I hope you like it. The photos are uploaded in the most recent order , sorry for that. Thank you

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