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  • Birthday 10/05/1964

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    Duisburg, Germany
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    English ship building during the War of American Revolution
    Klinker build ship of the medieval

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  1.    AnobiumPunctatum reacted to a post in a topic: Syren Ship Model Company News, Updates and Info.....(part 2)
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  13. AnobiumPunctatum
    I will follow your log with great interest. I have visited the boat a few times in Schloss Gottorf in Schleswig. It‘s a really interesting vessel. In your scale you can build the model with all the fine details
  14. AnobiumPunctatum
    Really interesting choice, Aetna of the revised Carcass design is on my ToDo list. So I will follow with great interest.
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  21. AnobiumPunctatum
    Sorry, but the show is a little bit far away from Germany.🤣
  22.    mtaylor reacted to a post in a topic: HMS Kingfisher 1770 by Remcohe - 1/48 - English 14-Gun Sloop - POF
  23. AnobiumPunctatum
    It‘s looking really nice.👍
  24. AnobiumPunctatum
    Welcome back, Remco. I missed your updates in the last years.
  25. AnobiumPunctatum
    That is a really interesting solution for the ships framing.
  26. AnobiumPunctatum
    I fully agree with your statement.
  27. AnobiumPunctatum
    Congratulation for finishing this beautiful frigate.
  28. AnobiumPunctatum
    Did you make the drawings by yourself? You made really good progress in the last year. Now the fun part will begin.
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  30. AnobiumPunctatum
    I had a look in Winfield: Triton was coppered in June 1778.
  31. AnobiumPunctatum
    No and Yes. In the beginning of her career HMS Triton had white stuff. In the beginning of the 1780th I am quite sure that she got a coppered hull. I will have a look this evening.
  32. AnobiumPunctatum
    I didn’t work with both timbers. In Europe lots of modellers choose pear and cherry. Expensive is relative. You work a really long time on such a model. So the monthly costs are also for box and pear are not to high.
  33. AnobiumPunctatum
    I think it depends on your personal taste. I have looked at all the woods mentioned. Since I paint my models, I finally decided on boxwood and holly. With natural wood models, the combination of pear and boxwood also works very well. It's best to get some samples and then decide what you like best.
  34. AnobiumPunctatum
    You should better use pear, cherry or boxwood for visible parts. Oak has a much to big grain for the small model.
  35. AnobiumPunctatum
    It's looking really good. Let a little bit more meet on the outside of the frames. This makes it easier to fair the hull after installing all frames.

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