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Hello boys, Mono at scale 1/48, pl, 19 (I've also this monograph and I learned reading when I was a five years old pupil 😋) : - Bulkhead = 5 mm - Cap rail = 8 mm At scale 1/72 : -- Bulkhead = (5/72)*48 = 3 mm - Cap rail = (8/72)*48 = 6 mm Regards, Christian PS = I know the SR by Neko, it's unnecessary to show me this beautiful model, I am just a poor lonesome cow-boy, not an artist... 🤢 -
Today work on back stern with adjustment of its position :
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Hi Allan, Verifying into mono at scale 1/72 : on upper quarter-deck, which shows the thiner builkhead of ship : - Bulkhead = 3 mm - Cap rail = 6 mm These values are indicated before sanding of cap rail (in fact, after sanding, the edges of the cap-rail are slightly softened) It may probably look like a 5 mm cap-rail Then, no problem for me 😋 Regards, Christian
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Thanks Allan, I cut bulwarks a little more thick provisory, and adjust them by sanding after planking At scale 1/72, the high bulwarks are three mm thick, and I cut them provisory around six mm Of course, where the bulwarks are hidden, this finition can be omitted Regards, Christian
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I'm using USS Confederacy experience of false POF (admiralty model) for the Saint-Philippe :
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Back stern structuration beginning :
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Cut is finished, except the back stern, and the shape seems more "graceful" that I could hope at the beginning of my new ship-yard :
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Yesterday evening pics : ... and today cut of second quarter-deck :
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Merci Daniel, I have cut a new rear frame, the shape appears clearly now :
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I have cut the second interpoled frame between 14 & 15 (not glued) :
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Simulation of hull's parabolic shape :
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First interpolation between frames 15 & 16 : I shall place a second interpolation between frames 14 & 15
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Following work with first fore fillers :
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Today work (not glued) :
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My usual evening pics :
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i shall add probably two vertical fillers (red colored) before planking (blue color) :
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Detailed illustration of built of down beakhead frames (not glued) :
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Following the structural works (fatty or beefy, nothing glued) :
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All frames done, but not glued :
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Today work, fifteen frames about sixteen, 94% done :
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12/16 frames, 75% is done (but not glued) The whale seems happy :
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Then, the tenth frame, 69% is done (not glued) :
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The tenth frame, 63% is done (not glued) :
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Evening pics with beautiful spring sunlight :
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It will be the case of all which will support upper decks in order to enforce the structure before out planking
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