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As everything has been said.........the most realistic 17th century shipmodel ever seen.......
A continious feast for the eye.............
Thanks for sharing.
Koen.
- popeye the sailor, EJ_L and md1400cs
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Fantastic.
Such an extremely high reality level..........
Learned a lot from your build, and hope we might hear soon what your next project will be.............
Concratulations.
Koen.
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Fantastic result, I keep on noticing new details......so realistic...
You must be in the very short list of master modelmakers.......
Koen.
- RGL, mtaylor, popeye the sailor and 1 other
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Fantastic build EJ, learned a lot from your build and using this knowledge shameless on my own Couronne build.....
Thanks for sharing !
Koen.
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Rirchard and EJ, thanks a lot for your contributions. I feel comfortable now, knowing that it is what it is, and the models are not too far from reality.
Thanks again,
Koen.
- md1400cs, zoly99sask, Salty Sea Dog and 3 others
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Hi Michael,
The issue of the guns on the weatherdeck and a lack of recoil-space......keeps frustrating me..........
What if they let the guns NOT recoil, secured them as tight as they could and fired them without recoil....?
They have then to retract the guns manual , possible a bit in the direction of the bow front or stern to
clear the muzzle.
The Corel might be a bit out of size, but the picture of the Vasa showed also very little room.
This issue can also be noted on other ships from that period.
Will dig deeper into this issue, must be a reasonable explaination I would think.
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Hallo Michael,
Still find your ship fantastic realistic, far away from shiny hulls and bright colours. A benchmark for me.
I do have a question. The guns on the upper deck have almost no room to recoil, other then jumping on the gratings which will be severely damaged.
And how to reload if they cannot roll back ?
Perhaps you have an opinion on this matter ?
Trying to build La Couronne, I found the same issues, which I solved by flattening the gratings to almost deck level allowing the horses to roll freely back.
But I doubt this is a correct solution.
Have a good day,
Koen.
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Keep staring at it...............fantastic. One can only hope to reach such a level of modelbuilding.
Congratulations.
Koen.
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Incredible ship and an even more incedible model !
Such a tidy, neat, precise execution........Glad to see that masters workbench is the same mess like mine.
And here stops the equation.................
Fantastic, can't wait to see the final model.
Koen.
- RGL, Canute, popeye the sailor and 1 other
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Fantastic modelling, all that realistic detail, very clean and neat.........hope I reach this kind of quality some day..............
Cheers,
Koen.
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Fantastic model Sjors, learned a lot from you...............................
A benchmark model !
Koen.
- Sjors, popeye the sailor, mtaylor and 3 others
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Hello Greg, greetings from Belgium...................
I'm following your efforts with great interest and respect, being very frequently amazed by the results.........a real feast for the eye.
Allow me to throw in my 5 cents regarding weathering.................yes, the ships are being cleaned and rinsed with fresh water every day, but......
that is, allowed by excersise agenda's and weather conditions. Especially the latter, if weather is turning bad passage on the deck is very quickly forbidden, so no deck activities other then directed by exercises. After a week of taking water and no cleaning, the ship looks like a mess. There are some pics on the net of ships returning to harbour after some time in bad weather......terrible........
So, weather your Yamato as you like......it always fit a condition....................
Koen.
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Fantastic build E.J. Follow you with great interest and pleasure.
Concerning the mailports(?)... In most of the ships there is a gunpowder/ammunition/small guns space back and deep in the ship
for obvious reasons. They have ports to drop gunpowder if nessesary, test guns and whatever a gunnerymate needs to do.
Source: Maritme museum Amsterdam.
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La Couronne by yancovitch - FINISHED - RADIO
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Fab......!