AnobiumPunctatum

Space is something which is allways insufficient. It's the same with the time.

I made the mistake some years ago to think too much about the space my models need and forget to build one. So I have space but no model.

If you like to build such a big model perhaps also as POF do it. You will need several years for the research and the build and no one knows what happend in the meantime.

Hope you understand my denglish.

Fantastic work on your steering wheel

Your capstan is looking really good. It's a clever idea to make the ring from timber.

Really nice and precise progress

I can only second Marcs words. Your logs are really helpful

Today I've finished the drawing work for the frames. 55 frames and 26 cant frames are a lot stuff, which I have to build now.

The following picture shows frame 10a for example.

Now I have to clean up my work room and prepare the building board. I hope I've nothing forgotten so that I can make sawdust and start the build of my model

Wow, absolut fantastic carvings. Really nice build

Hi Anthony,

sorry for the late reply.

I'am still learning how to develop the cant frames. Last month I got a copy of the Shipbuilders Repsoitory. I hope that I will fid there some new information. In the moment I am working the frame drawings for my second project. After starting the build of my sloop I will also continue the drawing work for the cutter project.

Count me in, Dan. I'll follow your log with great interest

Wonderful and amazing small model.

Happy birthday, Nils

Wow, that's a really nice little boat. I must allways look at the scale of your model 1:100

Your wheel looks fantastic. The painture of the model gives a real good impression how such a ship has looked in the Age of Sail.

Really, nice small boat, Dan. The idea with the second helling I've stored in my book

Your Symphony is a very nice little model. Well done

Welcome back, Ben.

The planking is looking really good

Congrats Dan for both, for the honor and for finishing a beautyful model

It's allways fascinating to follow your logs. I've learned a lot fromin the past years. Thanks

Great, really great.

Looks really good. Your work is very accurate and precise.

Mick, thanks for your explanations.

Congrats Ed. The book would be a nice Christmas gift

Really intersting jig for the milling job, Mick.

I'll cover your idea for my build. Thanks

Really nice work, Tony