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  13. Teach.
    Thanks for insight Jaager i just checked on the web for the Ship model society of DC , they do meet in Fairfax and its at a reasonable distance from me ( 45 minutes drive ) i will for sure check it out
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  18. Teach.
    i roughly took the measure from the 1/75 plan at 1/75 the bowsprit is 14" 3/4 and the main hull is 33" 1/2 yes i think its correct to say that the lenght over all about 300'
  19. Teach.
    Finally i received the plans ! they seems very well done , now i have to rethink my initial idea of scaling them to 1/48 at 1/75 the lenght over all is around 48" ( 122 cm ) at 1/48 we are close to 75" ( 190cm ) ...maybe a way between will suit better . But i need to be careful as my wife already warned me . Anyway , thank you all for the tip Daniele
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  26. Teach.
    yes this was the ship that took the body of Napoleon from St. Helena back to france, and she was painted black for that event .
  27. Teach.
    Thanks Jaager , this seems a very good starting point for my research . mtaylor thank you ! i did also a search on abebooks but i never crossed this title . @Kevin at the beginning i was confused too , i was happy that Ancre.fr had the monography but i soon realized that they were two different ships . thanks for the help guys
  28. Teach.
    Hi all i am searching for a monography and or a plan set for the Belle poule frigate 1834 i did research for this particular ship for a while but so far no luck . I did find this title "Amis des Musees de la Marine ( 1953 ) : La Belle Poule , 1834 " but this book/monography seems nowhere to be found . Any help is appreciated thanks Daniele
  29. Teach.
    Thanks everyone for the warm welcome Hi Kurt , already a couple of people suggested me about the Rocky mountain shipwright and unfortunately until now i had no chance to attend to any of the meetings , but i will do my best to be at the next meeting . i think i will be ready to start the build log around 2 weeks as i will leave soon for DC , were i have plan to visit the National museum of US navy ( any other suggestion for naval museum in the area are very welcome ) . Daniele
  30. Teach.
    Hi all , my name is Daniele and i live in Denver CO. i registered a while ago' and i thought its now time to introduce myself sorry if i didnt do it before . I started with shipmodelling when i was 18 , i remember my first model was a small fishing boat and after that i did a scratch build from and aeropiccola plan of the Cutty sark . After that life started to get very busy and after 2 years of navy i continued the career as a merchant marine officer so the time for modeling was kind of over especially for big project. I did continue on small project like warship in 1/700 and now after more than 25 years seems that i am finally settling in one place ( hopefully ), so its growing in me the desire to start again on "big" shipmodelling project . Few months ago' i picked up at an auction a Model Shipways kit of the Uss constitution ( the hull was already builded) so now i am setting up a small workplace because i want to start to work on this project asap .

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