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  1. Mirabell61
    Hut ab Karl!, lovely work, you`re doing a great job on this chebec section... Nils
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    Awesome work Ed, those rigged yard-ends are looking fantastic !! Nils
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    stunning work Johann, Nils
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    Nice work Christos, "Hermione`s " stern-plate looks great.... Nils
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    Christos, thank you very much for your appreciative words, As the Amati Chebec was too small (1:60) to suit my intentions of the model, I decided to make "something special" out of the basic plan without making things too complicated.... I must admit, that the plan is not going much into detail, but I`ve studied a lot of chebec models on the web, and will try to adopt quite a lot of details I liked during this search. Also there is my imagination and improvisation which provides me much fun... In scale 1:48 the complete model will be 900 mm long between bow sprit and aft-sail boom. It certainly will require quite a large glass case when finished... Nils
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    A very nice looking model of the Brandenburg Fregatte Max, the rigged sails really give her a lovely touch, well done.. Nils
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    Stunning work Mike !! congratulations to this beautiful built cutter, an awesome piece shipwright art..., love it... Nils
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    Hi Michael, thanks for catching up, I`m glad you like it.... I`m moving on to the starboard gun platform ( also deck planking for the platform and the one step down middle deck ) Nils
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    Many thanks Moxis, thanks for sharing... good news for using acid primer on shiny blanc aluminium surfaces without prior surface treatment. Guess the primer is somewhat the same that the actual aircraft industry uses.... Nils
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    Very good looking hull Moxis, how`s your experience now with the acid primer. do you have a sufficient bonding with the aluminium ? Nils
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    Outstanding hull planking Robert !!!, one of the best planking jobs Ive seen..... Nils
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    Awesome work Amalio ! beautiful joinings and fitting out... Nils
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    Very interesting procedure Adrian, never seen the planking of a negative hull-side on this forum before You seem to know exactly what you`re doing there....., looks well thought through Nils
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    Update : (status report) made some additional supporting braces in the areas where the gunports will be cut into the bulwarks.... On the stb. side the template fror the gun plattform can be seen Nils the guns standing on rails, the barrels pointing upwards, where they will be strapped to the upper bulwarks
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    lovely handcraft work G.L., Many thanks for reissuing and sharing your build log with your fellow members.... Nils
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    Hi Adrian, I like the design of the "Flower Class" Corvettes, and shall be following with great interest, all the best with your model and much fun with the build.... Nils
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    Beautiful work Jim, Nils
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    Wow Jim, what an allround talent you have ! Nils
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    Update : on the deck outcut side i put the braces on that hold the 9 side gratings in place. The 7 port guns will be arranged between the gratings, with barrels tied up at the upper bulwark, and the carriages tightly rigged for non battle mode. The starboard guns will be pointing out through the gun-ports. I am concidering if eventually I should show the sweeps in their oar-port positions, at least on one side.... Nils
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    Hi Denis, thanks for looking in and for your comment, am pleased you like it.... Nils
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    Not bad Keith, that brought me a nice smile with those "specialists" out of the link Nils
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    Lovely boat Antony, all well built and the sea base looks great.... Nils
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    Hi Carl Yep, thats right... Nils
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    Hi Carl, the surface coating is a Clou product, "Ballenmattierung" for silk appeal wooden surfaces, normaly it would be wiped on, but due to the brush coating I used, it comes out a bit more "shiny", no problem... Nils
  25. Mirabell61
    Super work Moxis, I like what you are doing......, the scraped bumper rails look great and also the bolted flange connection rudder shaft to rudder blade Good idea with the long legged clamps Nils

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