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  1. samson
    Hi Omar and hof00 Thanks for your frindly coment on my qurki model. I presiate it a lot . Cheers Jens
  2. samson
    Hi Titanic 2 Nice looking models you hawe ther . Warm welcom on the forum Jens
  3. samson
    05/02-2016 The iron base for the mers After starting on this forum i must amid i have to up my game to compit the hi standad on this forum so i du my best to get all details right from her . Well this must just be the beginning Cheers All Jens
  4. samson
    it coming along well . well don.
  5. samson
    it looking good cheers Jens
  6. samson
    Hi Popeye and Nenad Thank you for your nice comment. Popeye it sounds exciting with a termopylae build, Du you have plans for a buildlog?I sure vil follov it . I am still in the process of the foremast, I like to have it served on a platter but remembered it was too late for that now. Ill be back
  7. samson
    Hi It's a really nice Cutty Sark model you have built I am eagerly awaiting the next update Cheers Jens.
  8. samson
    Hi Elijah Thanks for your frindly koments , I presiate it
  9. samson
    Hi Phill Bthank you for the to date finest commended but it'stoo much. You must remember that this is my 3 attempts to get a Cutty Sark I'm happy with, I participated in a one week course in making jewelry at an art school with the purpose of casting and soldering my own fitings. So if it's not good now it will probably never bee. But I must say I am pleased and have enjoyed the whole process. Cheers Jens
  10. samson
    Hi Nenad and Elijah Thanks for your nice coments. wirly prisiete it . Yes Nenad It nice to finely get starting on the riging after nerly 2 years building But with my speed it proberly takes the same again and meny pic. and pagdes before finis it off for good . Elijah , Yes my plan is to folow the pic. of the riging i have found on the net and paint in the right colors - i can understand you asking hwen i not ben consekvent with collors on the ship. Cheers Cheers Jens
  11. samson
    Hi Nenad It is seriously investigating and very convincing result well done.
  12. samson
    Hi Mark well don it looks great Cant wait to see more
  13. samson
    Hi All I beginning on the rigging now . its a big job so i just take it bid by bid starting with the bowsprit. This just the beinning ther sune coms more Cheers Jens
  14. samson
    Hi Chef de gare Lovly build you making ther . il like your details on the masts ( the brass strips.) wery mouch. Cheers. Jens
  15. samson
    Hi Nenad , Elijah and Popeye Thank you for your nice comments I'm glad you all like my work lines and pulleys still missing on the davits but it coms on soon. I will now continue on the foredeck - here I abstained to put anchors on, but it can not wait longer. On the black and white pictures I have mentioned, there is also an old anchor on the foredeck, such an iron and wood as they are on HMS victory. that I should of course also have on here. I do not want to use Billing B. plastic anchor so I vill mold my own in tin. Glad you mensind it so her i put in cuple of blak and wite pic. infact you also can notis the ancor i menciend just as a dark shadov . Anchors and chain chock maed joust need more chain , have to get hand on that before continue. Anchors finish Jens All for now Cheers All Jens
  16. samson
    Hi Popeye Thanks for looking in an komment It mad me investigate more on the ship on the pic as you se above . But I also have a litle update to schowe you . Im nerly finish vith the lifebots Her pic. deskribing the building of the life bots Billing boats life bot yoused as a moll. Ribs atast vith virer. Im into old pic of Cutty Sark so i desided to let me be inspired of pic from the 20ties hwer ther is duble set lifbots . Cheers All Jens
  17. samson
    Hi Omar I'm glad to see it's not just me working in thin aluminum Very nice work
  18. samson
    Hi Marc YOUR SAILS LOOKS SUPER GOOD LIKE THE REST OF YOUR FINE MODEL.
  19. samson
    It is so true. Jens
  20. samson
    I come to think that I have some noteworthy pic. I've found on the web of a shipwreck some tourists have taken. and when I save all images that could have the even the smallest usable information for Cutty Sark building I save them. This ship must have looked like Cutty Sark as a sister ship. Built in the same few years where they experimented with iron in the ship just before ships completely consisted of iron. Hi . I have ben invastigate on this ship - pic and as i sorth it is extreme close to cutty sark build the same year and the same way Hwat i found : Ambassador. British Clipper 692 register Tons, composite building, that is to say, hull with steel frames coated by teak wood.Even though this ship, grounded today in a beach at Magellan Strait's “San Gregorio” farm, 120 km North of Punta Arenas, does not represent a shipwreck, we think it is interesting to mention it here, because is one of the famouses and fast Tea Clippers that sailed between the chinese port of Fuchow and London, circa 1872. This sailboat, along with its similar Cutty Sark, exhibited as a museum in Greenwich, England, respresents one of the lasts Tea Clippers. As a curiosity, Ambassador's figurehead was rescued in the 70's and today can be seen in the Maritime Room at the Patagonia Institute in Punta Arenas, Chile. Ambassador is an United Kingdom tea clipper built in 1869. She was a composite clipper, built with wooden planking over an iron skeleton and was W. Lund & Co's first tea clipper. She is now a beached wreck in southern Chile History[edit] William Walker built Ambassador at Lavender Dry Dock in London. Though considered a fast ship, Ambassador was said to be "very cranky and overmasted".[2] Her first passage to the UK from Foochow came during the Tea Race of 1870 under Captain Duggan and took 115 days, a mediocre performance; that same year the fastest tea passage, also from Foochow, was made by the clipper Lahloo (clipper) in just 98 days. Ambassador '​s fastest passage between China and England was 108 days, in 1872.[2] Ambassador has been beached at Estancia San Gregorio, Chile since 1899.[3] In 1973 Chile declared her a historic monument.[4] The wreck is now reduced to a skeletal frame.[5][6] It is an example of a dwindling number of composite ship constructions. Better preserved examples include: Cheers All
  21. samson
    hi Mike Thanks for writing. Why aluminum? It is a desire to make my model as accurate as possible so where there are iron I use metal -Aluminium and it should be painted black but it is not Cheers
  22. samson
    Thanks Popeye I wirly feel welcom her on this forum its a real plesure . Jens
  23. samson
    It sems i understand now . Great --Thanks for help. Model 1: 100 That is small. You must have good eyes and steady hands.
  24. samson
    Hi Nenad Pleas stay. there is nothing wrong with your cabins. I mean to see that your model is on a smaller scale? Billing Cutty Sark's in 1: 75 smaller is lot more challenging I also need your help to understand how to respond to a letter where the letter you answer comes in a shaded frame ??? Cheers Jens
  25. samson
    I had to involve extra space to complete my captain cabin interiors. Here's cabin built by homemade plywood. I've got a lot of lists of 0.7 x 7 mm which are glued together as shown here Since I have problem with the light is fading in the ship I refrain from doing the two lights that were meant to be here in the cabin Instead I build the deck in this way so that there comes mers light in and there is a small experience of that something is happening inside Skylight is based list of 0.7 mm glued on frame aluminiuns Home-made aluminum supports for the railing as on the front deck. This is almost where I am today. hull with its buildings are finished and the next (current) mission is rescue boats and equipment belonging to them It will be when I'm done with it next update comes and it can take a looong time. I am happy to have come this far with my building log so I can continue to build on my model at a pace that looks more reasonable Cheers All Jens

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