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cotrecerf

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  1. Hello Thomasz, I just experienced the same. Strange!?
  2. Hi Bob, thanks very much. It's so embarrassing for me: I "studied" the first illustration several times recently, alas, apparently not thoroughly enough, as I did not identify the separate thimble but took it as a cast thimble. greetings
  3. Hello Piotrek, my question has been answered now by your photos. Thanks! Your rigging work is very impressive. Greetings Joachim
  4. I’ve got a question to connoisseurs: In "The Oxford Companion to Ships and The Sea" I understand that the rope on cannons was also led by a THIMBLE STROPPED to the cascable. So far, I have only known about a rope spliced around the of the pommel or the rope warped once around the Pommel. These ways of attaching the breeching rope to the cannon itself I have seen on many models so depicted. I imagine the "thimble solution" as a precursor to the later cast handles, similar to the carronade irons. Has anyone ever seen the "thimble solution" presented on a ship model and who knows more about it? I haven't found any other clues on the Internet so far. Greetings Joachim
  5. Hi Piotrek, your rigging looks so much like the real thing! Wow, I'm amazed, especially the colour choice of the ropes and the very fine seizings please my eyes! What is your method for seizing? Greetings Joachim
  6. Piotrek, many thanks for naming BRADIM and showing your minute soldering method. greetings Joachim
  7. incredibly good! Happy to see your work in perfection again. best regards
  8. Hello Dali, once more: your work is fantastic! What ready-made product or which chemicals do you use for blackening the metal parts, it seems to work well on solderered spots? Would you mind describing you process? best regards Joachim
  9. Hi All, I have just got the full set of mini chisels I ordered with Mihail Kisanov in Ukraine about a month ago. We communicated by email using translators. There was some delay with the shipment in Ukraine due to festive season ; he helped a lot in tracking with Russian Post. Mihail started the manufacture immediately on receipt of the total order value which I payed by paypal. The tools are very nicely made, good haptic and are super sharp. I like the pear wood of the handles very much, absolutely smooth surface. The set comes in a wooden box for safe storage. Though at a price of 346 Euros not cheap I think they are absolutely worth the money. Greetings cotrecerf
  10. Hello Dali, my question about the final placing of the hull on the final stand was pertaining to the handling of the hull with all it's delicate inner and outer details and their potential damaging whilst mounting to the final display stand. I am pondering this question with my own model presently before I will condinue with all deck items, cannon mounting etc. in order to avoid any damaging. best regards cotrecerf
  11. Hello Dali, very ingenious manufacturing and a superb model. Thanks for your examples for me to follow. With the hull almost completed, do you also build the masting and rigging, or do you leave it as a hull only build? When and how will you mount the hull on the final display stand? best regards cotrecerf
  12. I was thinking of a cipher in a sort of shorthand system, too... regards
  13. Good evening Mark, Quote: I would be very interested in knowing your source for the rigging data table. I have not seen this before. Can you me know, please, if it's not a secret. -Unquote The source is definetely not a secret. I copied the jpg of the rigging data table on 08.01.2020 but I have not been able to retrace the source so far, as my net browser history is cleared regularly. My nearest guess would be the NMM UK, but I have not managed to trace it there today. Hopefully I will find a clue on my second PC. Sorry that I cannot be of any service right now. best regards cotrecerf
  14. Hello popeye2sea, Thanks for your suggestion. There are some clearly legible "ones" in the chart. (green circles). So I think there must be another interpretation for the fishhook; zeros are clearly discernible, too. Please experts, give it a further go. thanks in advance
  15. Dear Fellows, I have difficulty to interpret the "fish hook-number" written by hand in many numbers of the inventory attached. I 'd appreciate your help to proceed my build of the af Chapman cutter. best regards cotrecerf
  16. Valery, thank very much for your good wishes! I wish you a Happy New Year, too! cotrecerf
  17. Your work is so inspiring, though can hardly be acheived by a part-time hobbyist! Thanks for your technical enlightenment.
  18. Such an impressive craftmanship! Bravissimo! cotrecerf
  19. Such an impressive craftmanship! Bravissimo! cotrecerf
  20. Hi Giampiero and friends, sorry, I was wrong: the chisels were discussed in the German ship modeller forum " Arbeitskreis Historischer Schiffbau" under https://forum.arbeitskreis-historischer-schiffbau.de/viewtopic.php?f=12&t=1536 rgds
  21. Thanks, Giampiero, I wondered whether you got the chisels from a different supplier than the Russian; the Russian chisel set was discussed in this forum already. An alternative supplier from say within the European Community would facilitate the order and delivery handling. best regards cotrecerf
  22. Hello Giampiero, very impressive quality of work. I'm interested to know what amnufacture are the mini-chisels you use. Where to buy? rgds cotrecerf
  23. you are so resourcefull! Pieno d'immaginazione. Bravo
  24. gianpieroricci, your build is outstanding, simplemente fantastico! cotrecerf
  25. Hello Blue Ensign, years ago I've seen scale "silver darlings" made from caraway seed airbrushed with silver paint. From a distance they looked quite convincing. Be sure to use the right caraway fruits; cumin fruits ar shorter and thicker! https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Caraway b rgds cotrecerf
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