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  1.    bdgiantman2 reacted to a post in a topic: Brig Le FAVORI 1806 by KORTES - 1:55
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  12. KORTES
    All that remains is to collect everything.
  13. KORTES
    Some aiming details.
  14. KORTES
    I ve prepared and blackened the barrels- some of them had to be refined, as there were some small defects from the moulding.
  15.    KORTES reacted to a post in a topic: Brig Le FAVORI 1806 by KORTES - 1:55
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  17. KORTES
    My greetings, dear Johann. My work on the corronades was based mainly on Your Masterclass on the carronades creation. I have never seen a more detailed and informative report. Concerning the constructio n I ve payed attention that the upper, movable part of the gun carriage is thinner than the lower part, so i made it like this ,but i did not know that it has trapezoidal shape. Im very grateful to You for such a valuable information ! I will definitely know that for the future. But these gun carriages will be left as they are, moreover that in my case the inclination will be of the size of a fraction of mm. Please, allow mw to express my gratitude to You for the information, its an honor for me that You as a Maître of such a level paid attention to my work. My very best regards
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  23. KORTES
    I found some time for the artillery. I oil coated it, and installed the parts of the corronades lafets.
  24.    KORTES reacted to a post in a topic: SS Blagoev ex-Songa 1921 by Valeriy V - FINISHED - scale 1:100 - Soviet Union
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  26. KORTES
    Another amazing masterpiece of the outstanding Maître ! Im very glad to have had the possibility to contemplate the creation of this incredible masterpiece. My congratulations! Wish You inspiration in the next projects. My very best regards.
  27. KORTES
    Its just a fitting at this step.
  28. KORTES
    Unfortunately, I got the artillery with a shortage, there were no trunnions for the carronades. I had to make it myself. The main difficulty was producing a large number of identical parts. Since I don’t have enough metalworking equipment, I had to use wood.I made it from black hornbeam which took me some attemps. I deliberately made it simplified, on my scale and with my “machinery park” - I think this is acceptable.
  29. KORTES
    I need to blacken the metal and assemble.The carronades will have to be refined due to some mistakes in dimensions.
  30. KORTES
    Lately , i dont have much free time. The work on the shipyard is going slow. Several shots of the work on the carronade carriage.
  31. KORTES
    Dear Ron its with great interest that i visited Your page. Wonderful, outstanding work. Thank You very much for sharing your technology, i have found a lot of interesting for myself , which i would implement in my work in the future. Wish You inspiration in Your further work. My very best regards, Alexander
  32. KORTES
    I have coated the boat with oil and made a slipway. Once assembled, it turned out to look like this. Macro photography revealed some disadvantages, but in the future I will eliminate them.
  33. KORTES
    In general I have completed work on the small boat. On the drawing it comes without metal fastenings for the mast, after some thought I decided to do it as on the drawing. What is left to do is to cover it with oil, make two slipways and install it inside the longboat.
  34. KORTES
    The oil has dried out. Color in natural light.
  35. KORTES
    Yes, a very beautiful hull.

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