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Mirabell61

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  1. 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
  2. Update made and mounted the bridge awnings ..... Nils card template fur cutting the cloth outcut for the access-ladder awning fixed in place
  3. Sascha your work is absolutely wunderbar ! Its candy for the eyes, very well done indeed Nils
  4. 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
  5. 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
  6. Hi Peter, congrats to that beautiful model, she looks great with the sails and you did do a great job with the rigging... Nils
  7. Thank you very much John, I wish you and your family an enjoyable and relaxing Christmas break. Nils
  8. Update wing cabs on the bridge mounted..... Nils made from 0,8mm beech 3-layer ply typical outcuts inside reinforcements checking the shoreline overview from above new parts painted rigging and antenna connected to the radio-cabin Ergenstrasse from the movie, bridge, front bridge aft, without the sun protection awning
  9. Very nice looking model, I like the wooden tone, and the sails ,congrats Nils
  10. Valeriy, thanks for sharing your technique in applying the "putty-belts". I was`nt familiar with that methode before you showed it. You did a super job and its very inspiring and I asume it mut be a nice job for modelers who have experience and a steady hand with "Gips-Stuckarbeiten" structures. I am wondering if it may be possible to combine the way you do it and the way I usually do my hull metal-plating riveting Nils
  11. right Keith, thanks for your word, I`m on the final straight right now, but still a lot to do. when the bridge is done, there will be enough to do, so that I probably wo`nt make it before the new year. There are several awnings to be made and mounted, as well as the deck above the wheelhouse and it`s railing. also all the small stiffening out elbows around the bridge super structure, the nav.lights, life saver rings, some lockers, etc ...... Nils
  12. Update starting with the bridge wing-cabs today, (here card template) with those typical "Ergenstrasse-outcuts". Also the flagpost, the bollards, the Panama fairleads, the mast riggings and the radio short-wave antenna and the stairs are mounted Nils Stb. side card dummy bridge wing-cab Bollards and Panama fairleads forecastle stairways access stairways to aft midship island ( via windless-plattform) The radio antenna
  13. Very good looking result Valeriy, The hull structured with these "belts" give the model a realistic look Nils
  14. very neat frame sawing work Keith, it looks very promissing for the further progress Nils
  15. Hi Ian. thats an interesting engine I have`nt seen before, it looks like a giant double action reciprocating plunger pump, only other way round.... Nils
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