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It depends of the width of the planks. For the planking of the hull I found: if the planks are less 8'' width there is one treenail, if the planks have a width greater than 11'' there are 2 treenails For the deck planking I found the following: Planks less than 6'' width one treenail, all other two treenails. (Source: Wolfram zu Mondfeld, Historische Schiffsmodelle) Perhaps someone can verify this with another source.
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Which scrollsaw
AnobiumPunctatum replied to wassler's topic in Modeling tools and Workshop Equipment
I own the Proxxon DSH (an older model tha in their actual program) since a few years and I am very satisfied with the saw. John it looks like that the micromark is a copy of the Proxxon or vice versa -
Doris, I am allways fascinated what you are doing with paper and sculpy. Your molding skills are really good. I bookmarked the picture series as reference for the far future if i have to make the figurehead.
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Your wholes are now looking really nice, but you made a small mistake. You need two treenails for each plank on each frame or easier on each double frame. If you want to show some of the frames have also a look to the alignment. The right wholes are a little bit outside of the frames. If not don't worry, noone will see it later.
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She is really beautyful. Thanks for reposting.
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Wow, I did not thought, that this is possible in 1/48. Absolut incredible.
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AnobiumPunctatum replied to egen's topic in - Build logs for subjects built 1801 - 1850
Egen, have you in the meantime tried to put the fore platform into the hull? I am very interested to see if it works as expected. -
Karl, your model is really a reference for me and perhaps for other model builders. The accuracy in every detail of your model is absolut extraordinary. I like sitting in front of my monitor and watch the deatils.
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Maury, nice frameing. I am happy that you reposted your log.
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Rusty, very nice joints. It's looking really good. You are building a lot of section models. The dark site of ship modelling is beautyful, isn't it?
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I followed your log on MSW 1.0 but now I am really surprised. I didn't realize that the scale of your model was 1/96. It's looking really good.
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Info on Dusek ship models ?
AnobiumPunctatum replied to Canada Steve's topic in Wood ship model kits
Here's a link to their home page. I have the kit of the cog and must say it's really nice. I wrote a review of the kit for Modellmarine.de. Perhaps you get an impression of what you will get, if you buy a kit. -
Thanks for reposting your small diorama. I like it very much.
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