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Mirabell61

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About Mirabell61

  • Birthday 10/14/1947

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  • Location
    Glinde, state Schleswig-Holstein, Germany
  • Interests
    sailing ship and steamship model building

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  1. Beautiful work Ilhan, I love the techniques you are showing on this build. Very nice painting job, Also great, the aft grating.... in all an amazing build ! Nils
  2. Hi Paul, very interesting scratch build, good work ! I wish you much fun an good success for the progress Nils
  3. Hi Yves, I have a pic here to show the Eagle of Algier with set sails in a quite broad glass casing. I fitted the starboard side with a set of sweeps whilst the portside is equipped with closed oar doors. A ship`s boat with crew is placed at the waterline, heading for shore Nils
  4. Hy Boss, that kit is a very nice choise and you did a good job on the hull so far. I like the glasfibre reinforced hull with the rivet imitations Nils
  5. Good looking progress John, I have a question to the boats,..... are they self made from wood or by resin-casting ? Nils
  6. Great work Bug, congrats, your ship looks fantastic, did you ever plan in sails with the rigging ? Nils
  7. Many thanks Valeriy, for the drawings..... you`re a lucky guy to have such helpful freinds, together with your input, a well working team, well done ! Nils
  8. Super work Valeriy, double-ender lifeboat and a workboat shells. Where did you take the hull shaping and the necessary software from for 3_D making? Do you operate your own 3-D printer ? Nils
  9. I admire your beautiful work Valeriy, you are performing in top notch museum quality (and that all from scratch !! ) Nils
  10. Beautiful work John, I love that reconstruction of your 4 mast barque Nils
  11. Many thanks Valeriy, for your answer...., you did a great job there ! Nils
  12. Very nice work Valeriy, how did you do the railings? are they made from brass wire ? and did you drill thin holes into the deck to press in........, perhaps with a thin glue moisturing? Nils
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