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1/12 for a Swan Class Sloop would be a dream. 1/32 is the biggest scale which is possible for me. Fully rigged the model would be 5 feet long and around 3 feet height. I own Alexanders drawings for HMS Anson and think if it is possible to build a hull model with all frames in 1/32. But this is a project if I am retired because a lot of time and much more experience than I have is necessary.
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Mark, is ist right, that on French ships thy don't use the 3 But Shift or 4 But Shift System for the planking sheme? If they use it, you have to change the ends of the planks in your last picture.
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Per, I've had a nice hour reading through your build log. If you are finishe, you will have a really nice longboat model. Very well done and documented. I will definitly come back and read your log again, if I start building the boats for my sloop.
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- 18th century longboat
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I love, to follow your log. It doesn't matter what kind of ship you build next, I will do it again
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ancre La Salamandre by tadheus - 1:24
AnobiumPunctatum replied to tadheus's topic in - Build logs for subjects built 1751 - 1800
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It took a longer time to finish the construction of the deadwood.
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Very good video, Kenny. Your hints and -sorry to say- your small inaccuracies are very helpful for me, to avoid the same mistakes. Normally a model maker doesn't like to show these details. But these are the points which will help others. Thanks for sharing
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Great model, Nils
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Congrats for reaching this first milestone of your project. I think you have to be very proud about your model
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