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Golden Hind by Rock_From_Korea - 1:48
Baker replied to Rock_From_Korea's topic in - Build logs for subjects built 1501 - 1750
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When I built my SR, long ago. I thought it was supposed to be a bucket with "something" in it. Not really recommended to put this on your model 😉
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Glueing wooden model pieces
Baker replied to Bill97's topic in Building, Framing, Planking and plating a ships hull and deck
I do indeed first give the deck a few layers of varnish (danish oil). On the places where something has to be glued later I scratch this layer away. And then glue the object there with normal wood glue. -
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Planking the rear of the forecastle. A part of a decorative "drain" was found at the remains of the rear castle. This probably served to drain water from the deck to the sides of the hull. So why wouldn't there be one at the forecastle? This drain was made of a solid oak tree trunk, and on the model it is built up from several layers of cherry and twisted iron wire. The drain is in place and the planks applied. Gluing plank by plank and letting it dry took a while. Planking sanded and further finishing in progress.
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how to value a pre 1950 model of the Santa Maria
Baker replied to amuzed_traveler's topic in New member Introductions
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Thanks. If you have time. The model will be on display at this event. https://www.modelbouwforum.nl/threads/modelbouwersdag-expo-historische-scheepsmodellen-2025.291459/
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The Gokstad Ship 900 AD by Siggi52 - 1:50
Baker replied to Siggi52's topic in - Subjects built Up to and including 1500 AD
I repeat myself (again). Beautiful very beautiful work -
After a long break, we started again on Mary. The fore castle is painted, but the upper part was not really successful I thought. Too high and too green. So the height was adjusted. And repainted. Better, I think. Time to start on the 2 cannons in the fore castle. With special thanks to @henrythestaffy for the 3D printed cannons,much appreciated. (The brass cannons upper left are fore the Brandenburger yacht) there will be little to see of the carriages. So spend i little time on the details. Make wheels Use the crosscut saw to saw thin pieces. so that you can then knock out wheels across the grain. The barrels will be glued on later. A stair on both the sides is too much Then the stair to the upper deck must be in the middle. And that is just before the entrance (arrow). So from the lower deck a staircase on the starboard side. And to the upper deck a staircase on the port side. The error in the planking will be invissible later
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English Royal Yacht by Ab Hoving - CARD
Baker replied to Ab Hoving's topic in - Build logs for subjects built 1501 - 1750
i use this. very easy to use, even for me 😉
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