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OOpps sorry Varleriy, I should have considered that you have yor own detailed drawings for everything on the model..... I see now that Ras Ambrosia has a need for such details So Ras for your perusal -
Valeriy, thanks heaven, so good to hear from you again! Nice work as usual. Take care and all the best. Maybe these are of some help to you. The Searchlights are mainly German manufacture from Siemens, Schuckert etc. around year1900 and were in use by German Imperial Navy. Best regards Joachim
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Figureheads of English East Indiamen 1750
cotrecerf replied to bruce d's topic in Nautical/Naval History
for further reference I add an index to a.m. plans: Index Chapman Plans Mercatoria.pdf -
Figureheads of English East Indiamen 1750
cotrecerf replied to bruce d's topic in Nautical/Naval History
The figure heads are very similar to if not the same of Frederick af Chapman plans of his publication Architecture Navalis Mercatoria published 1763. Bruce d's picture shows them mirrored. I attach the plans:
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Hello Valeriy, I wish you all the best for the new year. You give me joy seeing your building log growing by all the wonderful items you are able to make.
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Bravissimo, Maestro !!
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Hi Ibozev, have a look in this forum; there are some suggestions how to cure this problem. b. rgds
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Welcome Ibozev, from the last 2 fotos of your build it looks like the spine (keel) tends to slightly curve to the right side seen from the bottom resp. left side seen from the bow. I hope it is only an optical effect from your camera. If not, I strongly recommend to immediately ensure to have a straight spine right at this early stage of the build. I the the same problem with a kit many years ago and I did not manage to correct this mistake later on. So I really discarded the kit in the end after wasting a lot of time in fruitless repair. best regards and thumps up Joachim
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NAIAD 1797 by Bitao - 1:60
cotrecerf replied to Bitao's topic in - Build logs for subjects built 1751 - 1800
Hello Bitao, your work is "Erste Sahne" (First Cream) as we say over here. Accuracy at its best. -
!Chapo! Liberto, fantastic build of your drakkar and fascinating tool making. Saludos cordiales Joaquin
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Hi CDW, I must have been blindfolded...Sorry, I'have seen the Log Header now!!
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Hello CDW, I just stumbled on your interesting build log. As I've not found an indication in your log, what is the scale of the car and the personnel? Thanks Joachim
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Very nice work, Valery! All hull details are no "drowned" in paint but still crisp and clearly discernible. Did you use airbrush and what kind of paint (acrylic, 2-component car paint or else) did you apply? greetings
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Giampiero, So, all I want to say is: leave your rigging as it is, it is authentic and correct.
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Giampiero, i have just found the booklet about rope making in 18th century in France; it is showing excerpts from the Duhamel book. Have a look at the colors shown on the cover:
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Buon Giorno Giampiero, here are some photos concerning the rigging of French ships of the Venus era. They can be seen: https://www.aamm.fr/modelisme/louis_le_grand There is ample information on the French Marine Nationale and its ships through the centuries.
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Giampiero, the brown coloring of the "light cables" is shown on some authentic period French ship models of the National Maritime Museum in Paris and on the cover of a modern issue of Traité de la fabrique des manœuvres pour les vaisseaux, ou l'Art de la corderie perfectionné, 1747. I will send a photo later. IMHO the darker "cables" look like "goudronné" which means soaked with tarry substance like the famous Stockholm Tar. I personally like the soft colour contrast between the shrouds and the "light cables" much better than the drastic Black and White seen on many models. Greetings and your Venus is very beautiful! Joachim
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which table saw to get??
cotrecerf replied to kronvold's topic in Modeling tools and Workshop Equipment
I fully support John's description of the advantages of working with a wider table. -
which table saw to get??
cotrecerf replied to kronvold's topic in Modeling tools and Workshop Equipment
Sorry and shame on me Ron for mixing the letters of your name: CORRECT is Ron Thibault -
which table saw to get??
cotrecerf replied to kronvold's topic in Modeling tools and Workshop Equipment
Hi Kronvold, I support the accessories list by Tim Boultron. The comment from Charles Green requires an IMPORTANT UPDATE: Jim offers now a wider table for the TS: from 12 inch to 18 inch. I for myself would opt for the wider table, but conversion of an "old" version TS require shipment to Jim's shop USA and a retutn shipment. Involved cost is too high. So I would recommend to order the a TS with the wider table from the start. I find one more valuable accessory is the SLIDING TABLE. Greetings -
MONTAÑES by Amalio
cotrecerf replied to Amalio's topic in - Build logs for subjects built 1751 - 1800
brilliant. Great inspiration
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