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Fantastic. I am looking forward to the kit.
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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?
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@Hjx What kind of software do you use? Is it Blender?
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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
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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.
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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
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Nice to see you back in the Triton shipyard. Have a lot of fun with the project
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Danny, have a search to the German HMV Verlag. They offer an beautiful Bismarck in 1/250 and a lot of other German ships.
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"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
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Yepp. That's the easiest way.
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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.
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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.
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Congrats for a beautyful cutter model, Chuck. I hope my Alert will if I have finished her as half as good.
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Really nice progress, Mark
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Wow, absolut fantastic. I like your precision.
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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.
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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.
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Really nice progress
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absolut fantastic and stunning. I hope that my cutter will somedays looks also so nice.
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It's looking really good
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