marsalv

Wow, the boat came out just perfectly!!!

 

May I ask you how you made the decorative ornaments? Did you carve them from wood?

 

Excellent work!

 

Jan

Hi Jan,

decorative ornaments are made from laser cutted cardboard.

The last phase of production boat was made ​​anchor and oars. Now the boat is complete.

Hi guys, I'm very glad you like my boat building .

I finished the the rudder and I added a belt of decorations on the boat. The boat is in fact done.

Very nice work. I admire your work with Sculpey  

That's the only thing I have not tried yet  .

Jastrzab: thanks for comments. Next pictures are following special for you .

Sparrow: Jan, I am very glad to serve as a source of inspiration .  Some years ago I was in the same situation, but after busy years in business I have now a lot of time on ship modeling .

The inside of the boat is completely ready, the rudder remains to be completed and then anchor and oars.

Planking of the boat is done, now remains to complete the interior of the boat.

Thanks to all for comments

Works on RC reached 1000 "worked" hours and continues with the production of boat. Form, keel and ribs are done. Now I will continue with planking.

Finally, I placed the cab roof. On the roof I added the sliding cover and two railing each made ​​by a different technique.

Swivel guns are placed on the board, so I decided to finally finish galion.The result does not look bad, although does not reflect reality.

Swivel guns for the deck and the masts.

Tiller and parts for ensign staff fastening are completed and mounted on the hull.

I finished the fish davit and finally began to assemble the finished parts on board, which gradually filled up. Model starting to look good .

Wow, great work, marsalv. As always!:-) Looks amazing.

 

I should not compare that to the belfry I constructed... :mellow:

Thanks Jan

Stropped bocks - I used my serving machine. Method of producing I learned from the Russian (Ukrainian?) modeler.

Thanks to ZyXuz and mtaylor - I'm glad you like it

I finished the belfry. I was a little angry at that, but in the end it looks pretty good. The most difficult was the production of the upper arch for me.

And the last two pictures sheet bitts with belaying pins. Belaying pins were a little bigger, so I decided to reduce their length.

Thanks for all your compliments

Edwin - the hold down for the drill is part of Micromot drill stand MB 140/S (http://www.proxxon.com/en/micromot/28606.php?list).

Today I will post some pictures from sheet bitts production. It was a great challenge for me, what I can make from the wood. The result you can judge for yourself.

Guns and tackles are installed on the deck, shot garlands (?) are completed. I am very happy to have this part of the building successfully behind. It was quite a lengthy and difficult phase of bilding. I think the result is quite good.

Thanks friends for your kind words, they are great motivation for further work on the RC for me.

Work continues with the preparation of gun tackles - breechings, side and train tackles. It goes slowly in this size, thank God, there are only 8 guns on RC

Hand pumps are finished. It was quite hard work (at least for me), but I like the result.

Excellent work. She's a beauty!

Thanks for compliment.

Belaying pins - at first I only intended to modify the belaying pins from the kit. Because I will need more of them, I decided to make my own. They are a little bigger, but at the first attempt it is not so bad.

Marsalv,

those gun carriages are just beautiful!  such precise work!

Thanks John, I´m glad you like my work

Capsquares are now done, cannons are completed. I did not use guns from the kit, I replaced them with Amati guns.

Gun carriages are completed.

Hi sparow - I have sent you PM with answer.

Second part of pictures - brackets.

Thanks to all for nice comments

Gun carriages - first part of pictures - axletree, truck and pins for truck fastening (I dont know the correct english word )

beautiful work marsalv! really inspiring, I am pulling up a chair to watch.

Tarbrush - thank you for watching my log

Today I wanted to post some photos of my home-made ropewalk and serving machine.

Thanks for the encouraging comments. Proxxon equipment is not cheap, but allows the production of components very efficiently and reproducibly.

Here are a few new pictures - window of great cabin.