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  1.    mtaylor reacted to a post in a topic: Oseberg Ship by KrisWood - 1:25 - Wood - Vibeke Bischoff Plans
  2.    KrisWood reacted to a post in a topic: Oseberg Ship by KrisWood - 1:25 - Wood - Vibeke Bischoff Plans
  3. bigpetr
    Hi Kris, great you are back to the project with full swing and with invaluable new source of info published by Vibeke.
  4.    bigpetr reacted to a post in a topic: Oseberg Ship by KrisWood - 1:25 - Wood - Vibeke Bischoff Plans
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  8.    GrandpaPhil reacted to a post in a topic: Viking Longship by Binho - Dusek - Scale 1:72 - Model based on the 11th Century Skuldelev 2 wreck
  9.    bigpetr reacted to a post in a topic: One more small cog by silverman834 - scale 1:13 - c. 1410
  10.    bigpetr reacted to a post in a topic: Carrack Santa Maria by luponero - scale 1/50 - diagrams of Adametz - Finished
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  13. bigpetr
    I do not believe you will find this kind of data. You will have to make them yourself from the plans and other resources of Titanic.
  14.    bigpetr reacted to a post in a topic: Medieval long-ship by bolin - 1:30 - based on reconstruction Helga Holm - Finished
  15.    bigpetr reacted to a post in a topic: Saettia by Kondzik - WAK 7-8/2015 - 1:100 CARD
  16.    bigpetr reacted to a post in a topic: Viking longship by Cathead - Dusek - 1:35 - FINISHED
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  19.    silverman834 reacted to a post in a topic: Gokstad viking ship by bigpetr - 1:48 - CARD - cca 900 AD
  20.    mtaylor reacted to a post in a topic: Viking longship by Cathead - Dusek - 1:35 - FINISHED
  21.    mtaylor reacted to a post in a topic: Gokstad viking ship by bigpetr - 1:48 - CARD - cca 900 AD
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  23. bigpetr
    Well Eric, that house is not build by now, my brother is not in a hurry, but my help is not needed there. So I fluently switched to reparing another building - our cottage. I barrely touch my ship this year. I want to get back to it soon.
  24. bigpetr
    Hi Eric, maybe little late since you have done so many shields, but there are some receant archeological theories, that shields were actualy covered by rawhide from both sides, so no planks visible - well at least shields from gokstad ship: https://translate.google.com/translate?hl=cs&sl=auto&tl=en&u=https%3A%2F%2Fvidenskab.dk%2Fkultur-samfund%2Fvi-ved-endelig-hvordan-vikingernes-skjolde-saa-ud%3Ffbclid%3DIwAR1dGX-pgRx86NsTamNz-V_PP_hWfF3vJmkUrsQfzpyFB8pS3tqSU-wOo2Q
  25. bigpetr
    Hi Eric, Saga Oseberg replica has it like this:
  26. bigpetr
    I think that easiest way to make T shape is to make vertical and horizontal part separate and glue it together. The joint will be hidden by garboard strake.
  27. bigpetr
    Dusek states this: Length: 850mm, Width: 370mm, Height: 475mm
  28. bigpetr
    Perfect.
  29. bigpetr
    Well said, Cathead. Wery true.
  30. bigpetr
    Roger said it perfectly. I also spend lot of time on modeling. We had few discusions with Admiral right at the begining of my modeling hobby, she was not happy with time I was spending on it initialy (you know the joy and enthusiasm when something is starting ). Now I usualy build models at night and only if I am in the mood for it. Sometimes I am tired or have my mind or hands occupy with different matters. My free daytime is reserved mainly for the kids, after they are gone to bed I can do some modeling.
  31. bigpetr
    Great progress. Easy and practical explanation of "hockey stick". I like it.
  32. bigpetr
    Hi Kris, great to here you are on it How did you solve the different scale plans problem?
  33. bigpetr
    Hi Kris, Thank you wery much for the sail resouce. Well I am still riveting, but it goes slow, not much time throught the christmas to this day. I am helping my brother to build his house and rest of the free time goes to kids. I steel hour here and there at night to progress on riveting.
  34. bigpetr
    As you said Eric, modelmaking should be fun and your model looks great.
  35. bigpetr
    You are welcome John, glad i can help. I shere informations if I can. Here are some good photos of Skuldelev 1 museum replica https://www.modelships.de/Museums_and_replicas/Vikingeskibsmuseet_Roskilde/Viking_ship_Skuldelev1.htm

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