Jump to content

Mirabell61

Members
  • Posts

    7,334
  • Joined

  • Last visited

Everything posted by Mirabell61

  1. Robert, your work is fantastic, the bone-shipmodelling is such an admirable handcraft, and your skill in doing so is unbelievable Well done !! By the way I had a Chance to peep into the secret bone-ship building Hobby room of the Hamburg Maritime Museum recently, here two pics for you... Nils
  2. Hi Nigel, great work on this model, very nice Details, the treenailed hull planking and the carved items look superb Some of the pics in the early log-pages probably went lost, trust you would have replaced them if you have had back ups, but that is no handicap for this fine build... Nils
  3. very nice looking sails Mauro, ist a bit difficult to see from the pics, but did you sew a boltrope to the sails by Hand or by machine ? Nils
  4. Beautiful metal work Micheal, I can imagine the fun you have in creating those lovely Fittings Well done ! Nils
  5. It Looks great Bob, can`t wait to see the fixed rods when pollished in Close ups... Nils
  6. Karl, thanks for sharing those fine Pictures of the modernized GF of 2013, shall save These to my Archive Nils
  7. your Lettie Looks great Bob, well done ! I am expecting a most beautiful created and built schooner under your Hands Nils
  8. very nice Progress Danny, your beautiful build in all Details of this Swan Class is an awesome sight ! Nils
  9. Marc, a very impressive looking model, well done so far !, I like that you are intending to present her under sail, that shall make this lovely clipper complete. shall follow your Progress with great interest... Nils
  10. John and Popeye, many thanks to both of you for your apriciative words, and I am very happy that my build log was so much liked Nils
  11. Bob, I thank you for your very nice comment and am happy that you enjoyed the build Nils
  12. Hi Crackers, thanks for your words, and hopefully you did`nt have a data loss due to your harddrive Crash and its repair. I know from my own experience that every time my harddrives were exchanged there were losses in data somewhere when firing them up again. But nice to see that you`re online again Nils
  13. Thank you Michael, I would have another steamship up the sleeve, but that had been started (If I remember right in 1981), then set forth 2006 and finalized in 2009. I`m not sure I I should post it, because the Build log pics would first set in when it was appr. 60% done. I had no Digit camera for documenting Pictures before that time. Nils
  14. Build log part 52 THIS LOT ENDS THIS GORCH FOCK 2 BUILD LOG Many thanks to all who had fun in following along this build log, thanks for all the kind comments, your "likes", questions, and suggestions made. If there remain any questions, please feel free to ask, I shall be pleased to give answers. It was a pleasure and very encouraging for me to share the making of this ship to all who like this 3-mast barque, and possibly it may encourage the one or other to consider it for their own build / Project list THANK YOU all last adjustments have been made to the rigging the decks have been cleaned up and scrubbed and she find her honorable place in her own glasscase, protected from dust and set up in my Hobby office Auf Wiedersehen... Nils
  15. Thank you Nigel, I`m glad you liked this build... Am just preparing the last few pics of this build to be posted. Nils
  16. Build log part 51 HERE THE MODEL COMPLETED WITH ALL SAILS (part 2 of 3) raft Container launching flip board all ready for the maiden voyage forecastle reports all sails set mizzenmast top foremast topgallant platform foremast lower top with view on hard braced main sail yard likewise for mainmast mainsail braced leewards around the shrouds view from the after wake good at the wind course... Build log part 52 to follow... Nils
  17. Build log part 50 HERE THE MODEL COMPLETED WITH ALL SAILS (part 1 of 3) Build log part 51 to follow... Nils
  18. Michael, please bear in mind that many sequences I have done nearly simultanously wih Pamir, and the rigging and sail making was one of These Features, if I were to build another tallship it probably could even be bit swifter because all the time consuming Trials would not have to be repeated again Now coming to the boltropes with stainless core.... I found a good flexible Brown woven 100% polyester line, 0,5mm diam. (a Little bit like the one the masons use, but finer in structure). This has a hollow sole, and with pushed in st. steel wire of 0,4 to 0,5 mm the total boltrope exspands to 0,9mm diam. outside. One can hardly see the difference with / without wire Two pics are enclosed.. (best is to magnify the pics) Nils
  19. Thank you Bob, and good success with your Trompe-l'œil technique for your Project.. Nils
×
×
  • Create New...