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The fore stay of the fore topmast. After comparing what options there are. A lot ... 2 things are usually present. Work in progress Ready My only option to attach is to the bowsprit. Now, the fore stay of the main topmast. If I understand the English text correctly (pinrail translated to dutch is... pin rail ) Then I can tie up here. English speaking members : help, is this translation correct?? Thanks for following and likes
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I actually had the same problem with my Pelican (scratchbuild) and solved it the same way you did. Glue well so that it does not break later during rigging.
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you look angry 😳 Relax, and enjoy shipbuilding 😉
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Very small update (Lots of things to do in and around the house). All ratlines are ready now. Only 2 more forestays to do. I have to study these first because there are many possibilities (at first sight most of them are completely wrong) and, i have to make blocks. So just a few general photos. Did also more work on the display stand. And all the hedges need to be trimmed first (see arrow) At the rear in the garden are 4 "environmentally friendly" lawn mowers that also trim the bushes around 🤣. Thaks for following, comments and likes
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I was curious about this too 😉 Nice work
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Very nice work. Especially on this scale. Rigging these ships.... indeed, a complicated thing Gestald ( with a "d" on the end, same pronunciation). Is Flemish Ik heb mijn paard gestald / i put my horse in the stable Kompliziert 😉
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The promised info, source 30 pieces made (o series) Didn't go into production (was too slow and under-armed), So did not fit into the general vision of the fast mobile panzer division Start with a wooden "mock up" Interior Exterior One survived some time in Aberdeen, but was later scrapped Mine is a VK 16.01 (epoxi resin, manufacturer?? : don't remember too long ago 😉 ) interesting link https://forum.warthunder.com/index.php?/topic/143764-vk-1801/
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New Member from Western Washington State
Baker replied to Michael Jones's topic in New member Introductions
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Welcome back
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Roter Löwe 1597 by Ondras71
Baker replied to Ondras71's topic in - Build logs for subjects built 1501 - 1750
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ancre La Belle 1684 by Oliver1973 - 1/36
Baker replied to Oliver1973's topic in - Build logs for subjects built 1501 - 1750
Great work. In case you haven't found this pdf. https://nautarch.tamu.edu/Theses/pdf-files/Corder-MA2007.pdf Maybe it will be useful in the future. -
Small update The shrouds on the upper masts are ready. Next : ratlines Books, as extra support for my elbow when applying the ratlines (now I understand why some of us rigg the masts as much as possible before mounting them on the model) Jules Verne , my support in difficult times 😉 Thanks for following, comments and likes
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A nice first model
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Roter Löwe 1597 by Ondras71
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A very nice lion Ondras 👍
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