Baker

Greetings

And 

Greetings,

Patrick

Great work with the painting
And everything else also of course 👍👍

5 hours ago, cog said:

I just wonder, if it wouldn't be more logical to start from the centre line and work outwards?

I now have 5 planks on each side of the mast.
And there comes central 1 in the middle, this plank will then be slightly wider than the other planks.

My knowledge of the English language is not that good (Never learned it at school).

So, Mr. Google says

 chart = grafiek =

Since I am active on this forum my English knowledge has improved. But it looks if there are different ways to speak and write English.

English english
American English
Australian English

Is this correct ?

Small update,

The captain's cabin is furnished. More detail can be added but that is not really going to remain visible.

The poop deck planking has started. First a test, the planks are made a bit tapered.

Planking in progress.

Thanks for following

Small update,

Some PE parts have been used (leftovers of military modeling)

Looking around this forum for different Bounty logs. It seems like there are different models. Every manufacturer of ship models has its own version.
I go for this solution.

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Great work Luponero 

On 11/2/2019 at 11:17 AM, G.L. said:

When I remove the tape the edges are not as clear-cut as I hoped.

There are different types of masking tape.
For every surface there is a tape with a different adhesive strength. The blue tape of the 3M company (my employer) gave me the best results for this purpose.
With only some small errors here and there that needs to be repainted afterwards (Scraping off with a knife and thereafter repainting)

And, great work GL.

Great model.

Welcome to MSW

Welcome to MSW from Belgium

Welkom buurman (Welcome neighbor)

20 hours ago, SigEp Ziggy said:

Once again, you're doing a great service to an older kit. Great upgrades and fantastic photos, we can all learn from your example. I have to ask, in one of the photos in post #13 there is a ship in the background, what ship is that?

My version of the Golden Hind.

Thanks,

I'm doing my best to give this old model a "upgrade".

Greetings, 

Patrick

Nice models.

Greetings, and welcome to MSW

Welcome to MSM and greetings from Belgium.

Welcome to MSW, and good luck with your model.

Installed a new railing and all the cannon supports are in place
And also added some extra detail to the beakhead.

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Greetings from Belgium 

and 

Great work Ondras.

Nicely executed Jeff.
Beautiful model.

A month later. A small update,

Further accessories are installed in the captain's cabin.
Crates and small barrels (probably with the personal wine and beer supply of the captain )
A wall rack for nautical charts etc , a mattress, pillows and bags are in progress

I also tried to build 16th century buckets.
My biggest problem was the  thickness of the side from the bucket.
A bucket from Mary Rose served as an example

After several failed attempts, I made something that comes close to the original 

The start was an empty .22 LR casing (of course legally obtained according to Belgian law)
These are too long, so first i saw tmem to size. A .22 short was better, but I don't have a license for that type of ammunition.

The side of the bucket is made of plastic sheet

This is glued around the casing with CA glue and a strap of plastic sprue is glued around the bucket

Painting and weathering (and a SU76i that is almost finished)

Apply a rope, and a batch of 9 is ready. Bucket N° 10 ended up as a scrap (The rope appears thicker on the photo than in reality)

Thanks for following

This builder is very talented in soldering and working with copper.
You may find answers in his logs.

BTW
as always, nice work Michael

Very beautifuly done.

To be proud of