AnobiumPunctatum

It's allways a pleasure, if I get an mail that you have prepared a new update of your fantastic build. I love the elegant clipper ships and hope that I will have in the future the possibility to build a model of one - perhaps Young America

Really fantastic buildlog. Thanks for sharing

Really nice, Tony

Fantastic. I am looking forward to the kit.

Hello Mike,

this looks like a really interesting building log and I will follow with great interest. You wrote in the first article, that the model based on a drawing of David Antscherl. I couldn't find a new book at Seawatch neither at the homepage. Where can I find more information?

@Hjx 

What kind of software do you use? Is it Blender?

Congrats for finishing this really beautyful model. I looks a little bit like a model that was build 100 years ago. That is what I think makes the model really special

It's a little bit of time over that I last read your log. The progress is absolut fantastic. I love the detailed description of your steps. 

I am very sorry to write this, but I have to stop my build log for a longer period.

My company send me to big infrastructure project to the Netherlands. I my apartment there I don't have the possibility to work with timber. When I am at home, I will spend the spare time with my wife and friends. The project is definitely not stopped and I will continue after the project.

I the meantime I will work on some drawing projects which I have in my mind (for example a disposition of frames for the Anson from Alexander) and start with card modeling. I hope we will read us. Thanks to all members on MSW who helped me to reach my current stand in the project

Nice to see you back in the Triton shipyard. Have a lot of fun with the project

A signed copy is a really nice offer. I'll wait for the book

Danny, have a search to the German HMV Verlag. They offer an beautiful Bismarck in 1/250 and a lot of other German ships.

"Lisa von Lübeck" is an interesting subject to build a model. In my opinion is it a shame, that they haven't published (I could not find any hints for this) why they come to the current solution for the 1:1 model (called replica). I think that the model had a lot of details where you can come to an other solution (for example the construction of the stern) The stern has a lot of an caravel and not of an early carack. 

In my opinion it's a general problem that also book authors don't give precise information about their sources.  

I will follow your research and build with great interest

Yepp. That's the easiest way.

One of the best book series is in my opinion the Swan Class series from David Antscherl and Greg Herbert. For the details you want to build have a look in the original drawings at the NMM. I don't have my copy of the Triton drawings with me.

Welcome to the Triton Shipyards, very nice start.

In my opinion is the black line a to dark. If you want to show the caulking at the keel , you will see no difference. A lighter brown color is not so prominent.

Really nice viking ship.

Congrats for a beautyful cutter model, Chuck. I hope my Alert will if I have finished her as half as good.

Really nice progress, Mark

Really wonderful work, Mike

Wow, absolut fantastic. I like your precision.

Greg,

this are very good news. The book will be then a very nice Christmas present. From the size, the model is an ideal choice for my favorite scale, 1/32.

Autsch!

I hope that now everything works well again. I got last year a MacBook Air. Since this day I use my old PC only if I am drawing with Autocad.

Really nice progress

absolut fantastic and stunning. I hope that my cutter will somedays looks also so nice.