Baker

Greetings and 

Congratulations on your beautiful model

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12 hours ago, Ondras71 said:

At the end of the 16th century, cast cannons were already used. I've found a current build of a same age replica of Barents' ship from 1595, which already had cast cannons with a carriage with only front wheels. The build is based on archaeological findings of wrecks.. 

Ondras,

interesting info is on these 2 pdf files.

And there is a detailed drawing of a carriage with 3 wheels.

https://www.academia.edu/20120786/The_Arming_of_Late_16th_century_Merchantmen._A_Masters_Thesis_from_the_Maritime_Archaeology_Programme_University_of_Southern_Denmark

http://nautarch.tamu.edu/Theses/pdf-files/Hoskins-MA2004.pdf

"Risse von Schiffen des 16./17. Jahrhunderts"  is a very interesting book. But do not ask for detailed plans about ships from the 16th century.
They simply do not exist.

Dont do    you are building a beautiful model 

Greetings,

And 

Take a look at this
Apply PE parts is easy ..... (for some of us)

9 hours ago, md1400cs said:

PS: Box art.

Your model is much better than "the box art" 👍

9 hours ago, md1400cs said:

So Patrick that takes care of September 1 2019 -- F1 Belgium Grand Prix 

No problem. I have this 🤣 

Greetings from your northern neighbor 

And welcome to MSW

Thank you everyone for the nice comments.

(Carl, I'm not a fan of football. I also like peace and quiet).

I have added some bolts in the upper wales. 

Bolts that remain visible on the inside are also fitted. So that it looks that these bolts run through the frame and the wale.

And i have become the proud owner of some interesting books. First I will read and study before I continue to build

Beautifully painted.
I use CA glue for PE parts.  This is indeed difficult, to glue everything neatly in the right place.

Greetings, and 

8 hours ago, G.L. said:

Patrick,

 

The wire on the sides of the cabin ceiling, is that for lighting?

Indeed

I'm not really that good with electricity so I bought a ready-made set. The disadvantage is that all lights are at the same distance from each other.
That is why it is sometimes a puzzle to get the lights in the right place.

cannon deck below

6 hours ago, peveka said:

Hi Patrick

I just discovered your log and I like it very much. Very detailed, very informative. Thank you for sharing!

Cheers

Pieter

Welcome on board Pieter

Thanks.

I live not far from the border with the Netherlands and know many nice Dutch people.

Hup Holland,hup 

Well done Peter

The finish is in sight   🏁

Thank you all for the nice comments and following

I started with the rear castle. The front part will remain open and the rear part is the cabin for officers, here is also the whippstaff.

Wear due to frequent passage. Some of the crew are too lazy to raise their feet when they go through the door 

2 hanging knees with bolts

Work in progress

Thanks for following

1 minute ago, DORIS said:

so I have to improvise a bit.....😉

Very well improvised Doris 

Just viewed your build of the Victory. Very well done

Very well done 

Welcome to MSW Sodburybungy, and good luck with finishing the Victory

Beautifully made.
And the new lower fore castle fits perfectly

Nicely made and very well explained.
Always a pleasure to follow.

Indeed, do a search under Cutty Sark. There is much to be found

I am also interested in this topic

The Mary rose looks to be a good source of information.
look here on page.80

https://books.google.be/books?id=A5-ACgAAQBAJ&pg=RA1-PA80&lpg=RA1-PA80&dq=anti-boarding+netting&source=bl&ots=QPLNL7G03S&sig=ACfU3U3M84A3LtPl4L8oUqFiYkW2HW0xlQ&hl=nl&sa=X&ved=2ahUKEwil07ax1YHhAhVGblAKHUbYCrIQ6AEwCnoECAMQAQ#v=onepage&q=anti-boarding netting&f=false

 searching further 🧐

And found some more

The mesh is about 10cm 

The rope is (roughly estimated) 1.5cm

Anti-Boarding Net _ These are fragments of anti-boarding net… _ Flickr.html

Made a few 1/72e scale military kits from Hobbyboss 

They were easy to build and of good quality