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38 minutes ago, John Allen said:

Question? your work is beyond reproach and it is obvious your a master modeler. I've had this question with many other models on the ships decorations (yours are fantastic). When mounted they cover moldings on all I have seen please explain why the moldings or planks are not inletted so it does not appear to have open gaps? Please this is no way criticism just curiosity.

 

John

Thanks for your interest.
The truth is that I do not quite understand what you mean. Could you clarify it? Thank you

12 minutes ago, amateur said:

is that head carved from wood, or is it sculpted using some kind of clay?

(either way: it looks very convincing to me  )

 

Jan

Yes... FIMO.

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1 hour ago, daHeld said:

Fantastic work. That oven is incredibly well made. Unbelievable.

Just like the real deal. WOW!

Could you please tell us how you did it?

That's for sure the most life-like fitting I've ever seen.

The oven is made:
With a base of carved wood
Railway modeling brick
Painted with watercolor
Blue tin

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1 hour ago, daHeld said:

Outstanding work.

I've never seen seen gunports before, that are so much larger than high.

Interesting feature.

In your ship, there's a gap between the beam underneath the beakhead bulkhead and the deck at the beak. Shouldn't it be closed up to stop overcoming water from entering the ship?

These ports are characteristic of English ships of that time. I strictly follow the Annapolis model and Mc Ardle ... Precisely this quadrangular form

As for the gap ... Give me time ... We are under construction

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