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Thanks for your kind words Sal, much appreciated Nils
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Update The crew and a passenger have boarded, the flags are set and two lockers (1 each Stb. and port) for lifevests and signal equipment are placed at the aft end of the boatsdeck. the lantern are set, The compass on the monkey island will be attached this week. I shall post a set of final pictures to round up this 8 month project and for the appropriate album in the next days Nils three crew members on the forecastle deck, sorry for the not so good quality (taken without flash) capt. looking out from the bridge, first officer on monkey island and donkey-man on front deck winch platform the blonde young lady on the front Stb. boatsdeck is miss Elsa Keller, the only passenger, (aka Lana Turner in the movie) The nationality flag ( my wife did in no way allow me set the historic correct flag) Hamburg is port of registration, and aft toplamp flag of destination country (Sydney harbour), top of foremast and toplamps and lookout in crow`s nest lockers for lifevests and signal equipment taillamp
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Thanks Chris, These HMV card ship plan sets are great, I would love to see your Schwan here at SMW. When I scratch-built my Kaiser Wilhelm der Grosse I extra bought a pre owned newworthy HMV- Plan from Ebay in order to take the details from after magnifying them to the desired scale and for placing the arrangement of the many super structures Nils
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right John, Thanks for your comment, the compass is one of the still missing items, it is already on order Nils
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Update Ergenstrasse is almost complete, New are : Bridge awnings bothsides and frontpannels with stiffening out brackets, mokeydeck railings and front funnelstays, and several bracket supports for the bridge and its wing cabs ..... Also mounted lifesavers with ropes in 8 places Nils sun protection awning bridge wing pannels with supporting brackets and monkey deck railing
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Titanic by Tsm209 - 1/100
Mirabell61 replied to Tsm209's topic in - Build logs for subjects built 1901 - Present Day
Looks good, must have been a lot of filler and "endless" sanding, but you`ve made it.... Nils -
Man thanks Richard, and ahappy new year as well to you Nils
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Beautiful and interesting boat Phil, I like to see other nation`s boats here at MSW.... Nils
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Update There will be 8 lifesaver stations on board. Made some holding brackets in brass to fasten the lifesavers to the superstructure walls resp. railings. Will also have to attach some ropes to them. Have a happy new year everyone and a good start for 2024 Nils Lifesavers in scale 1:87
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Thank you Keith, I thought it would work out better, but still I`m pleased with the look, and leave it as is ... I wanted to sew a bolt-rope all around, and after several attempts in vain, for the bin, I only glued the edges of the cloth. My wife`s sewing machine goes back into its case again Nils
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Update made and mounted the bridge awnings ..... Nils card template fur cutting the cloth outcut for the access-ladder awning fixed in place
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yeah, John, and especially in that tropical region. I hope it works out as this is quite a narrow gap between the margins for sewing something .... Nils
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Update I`m planing to make and mount two awning-canvas-cloths on the bridge between wheelhouse and wing cabs. ( at least try to do it). Therefore each two rails with fastening eyes will be mounted. The wheelhouse ceiling is at the sametime also the planked monkey deck floor with the anchor bolt eyes for the front funnel stays. The railing to the monkey deck will be fitted later. Also there are now some short access ladders to the mid hold areas on the welldecks. Nils monkey deck platform rails with fastening eyes rails with fastening eyes for the awning boltropes short access- ladders to the mid hold areas
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Hi Peter, congrats to that beautiful model, she looks great with the sails and you did do a great job with the rigging... Nils
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Thank you very much John, I wish you and your family an enjoyable and relaxing Christmas break. Nils
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