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  1. Tarjack
    well done Pawel......Gratulacje
  2. Tarjack
    Tank you all for the motivated words and also for the many many like´s
  3. Tarjack
    Much time has passed, but now i am back Next step was to build the deadeyes and chainplates for the main-platform. For the holes in the deadeyes I need a helpfull tool. The tool it´s made from wood and brass. The deadeyes are made on the lathe After drilling the deadeyes the edges are chamfered upward Now it´s time to made the chainplates. The plates have the dimensions of 1 mm x 0,5 mm x 12mm; above an eye and down a long hole 0.5 mm x 1 mm The plates in position The plates are fixed with glue on the deadeyes ready for stropping The stropp for deadeyes is made with a real splice The rope, made from three strands, will opend and for each strand i use a needle to made the splice. All deadeyes are finish spliced on plates Have fun
  4. Tarjack
    thank you all. The next report coming soon
  5. Tarjack
    ....neither do I. But they are shown on the plan ...... Swivels can be seen on the side walls.
  6. Tarjack
    The lantern on the mainmast platform The shape of the lamp is hexagonal The floor Roof Holder for the lamp The windows of the lamp The windows were made from Plexiglas and bone struts. The struts are to be recorded on the Plexi and cut with a 0.3mm circumsawblade 0.5mm deep into the Plexiglas. After that the struts may be glued into the joints Cut and assemble the window frame The roof cap made on lathe Bracket for the lamp Lamp in position The struts of the lamp have been round and made by three parts This is what the finished result looks have fun
  7. Tarjack
    Thank you all for the nice comments After some rough forging work let us turn about the finer things. The Mainmast mars of Royal Caroline The Saling and Floor Floor Floor mounted on Saling Cover around the floor The ribs The railing and stanchions Steps for the canons Handle on the canons Complete canons Canons in position the next step is the equipment of the Main-mars.. have fun
  8. Tarjack
    The anchor of the Royal Caroline Agent "P" has discovered a large blacksmith on one of its many rides and accurate documented as there made the anchors. First Step: The material But here we go, this time without much bla bla ..... let the pictures speaks I hope you have enjoyed the photos, the next round deals with the large Mars. Have fun
  9. Tarjack
    Thank you all for the good wishes, HAPPY NEW YEAR
  10. Tarjack
    Thank you Dimitris, yes i feel fine now......
  11. Tarjack
    Hello friends, I'm back on deck. After a heart attack in Dec. 14 (1 Month Hospital) and pneumonia (15 Weeks), i look forward to fulfill my hobby again. The next report from building the Caroline is in progress....
  12. Tarjack
    Hi Doris, fantastic work, as always
  13. Tarjack
    Hallo Karl, einfach nur phantastisch just beautiful
  14. Tarjack
    Hello friends, I am unfortunately somewhat extremely busy at present. But the next report is nearly finished Bye for now
  15. Tarjack
    Hi Mike, I do the glue on a small disk and from there I take the glue with a narrow blade
  16. Tarjack
    Thank you Nils
  17. Tarjack
    Hi Michael, Yes, it is. The work with bones is a nice addition and opens the model horizon to do other things
  18. Tarjack
    because CA glue is the biggest sh......peep CA shall be taken only to attach small pieces befor glue with real glue CA did not work great on bone CA crystallises out and the component is destroyed.
  19. Tarjack
    Continuation of #197 The blanks now filed Now the self-made holding tool is used http://modelshipworld.com/index.php?/topic/5248-holding-tool-for-holding-small-parts/ The result looks like this and so in wood have fun
  20. Tarjack
    Tell me ....... have I already shown, how I've made the blocks ? .................. Not ? well then At this point should be said....... exactly the same method applies to wooden blocks First, as always choose the material The length of the blocks and the length of disk apertures are marked on the raw material and cut out on the table saw. The bar is sawn on both sides for two-disc Blocks, so it is guaranteed that both discs openings are parallel Now the parts are joined together. So that nothing can slip secured with guide pins Next step is to make the axle holes. The holes are the same diameter as the discs Bring the pieces together with bone glue. Now mounting the rotated axes / turn washers ..... if you will, that the discs are portable, leaves the glue away at this point will be continued
  21. Tarjack
    Hello Karl, oh boy.................. and you call me artist. I wish, when i grow up, i can make a masterpice like this
  22. Tarjack
    Hello Doris, I think my crew is on the wrong ship. What do you think? I should keelhaul those guys very very good as allways. I wish i can do this too
  23. Tarjack
    mon-key...peeeeeeeep; terrific he dude booyakascha
  24. Tarjack
    i also rebuild some pieces of the capstan the replaced parts barrel; whelps; capstan bar; Now enjoy the pic`s Now are the pawl`s, rope and whelp-chocks still missing about this I will report next time have fun
  25. Tarjack
    Not happy is not the proper expression. I pressed me long years before the remodeling

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