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MONTAÑES by Amalio
Captain Poison replied to Amalio's topic in - Build logs for subjects built 1751 - 1800
Excellent work montañez! I like the precision in the details, an exquisite work. -
In addition to this maneuver to secure the cannons on trips (JerseyCity Frankie pics), also were placed as seen in the third drawing, when it had a very bad sea.
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Bob, I'm just going to be in Delray tomorrow at a friend's house. I live in Fort Lauderdale and 1 mile off the coast and it's not safe. Actually all Florida is not safe but in Delray and 6 miles off the coast It can be the difference. Stay safe my friend.. Edit:Maybe you should consider the products that Chuck sells. In my opinion a low cost solution with great results (already come with a small curvature giving more realism to the work) https://www.syrenshipmodelcompany.com/laser-cut-ship-model-grating-strips.php#!/3-64-1-19-mm-Boxwood-Grating-Strips-with-Camber/p/49532460/category=12843112
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Good job in general Bob, you have chosen a good ship for this type of work (semi-scratch) in which you can detail with patience and get excellent results.
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I have the feeling that the Museum receives multiple calls for the same.. http://steelnavy.com/Preussen48.htm
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You could also try drops of lemon juice diluted in a little water..
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This is a beautiful ship and your work is great..! The Pegasus is definitely my next work after my current built.
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If I had no other choice because the hull is completely finished and also the deck, I would use heavy duty clay, placing the mast and wait for it to dry..
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Great to see you back Dan! and it doesn't matter if it's a boat or a stagecoach, always is a pleasure to follow your logs..
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Excellent Liberto! you made a great job with that stove,you really worked in the details. One of the best that I have seen no doubt, you've put effort into the details and that makes it great.. (Has rizado el rulo de la perfeccion!)
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Everything looks great and excellent work on the funnels,overall a "Titanic" job..thumbs up Nils!
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I wish you the best winds in this construction, it is always nice to have new projects in the shipyard... new challenges bring more knowledge so I thank you for sharing your work.
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Years ago I had the same problem to make accurate cuts, use different methods without good results... the solution was a Guillotine Paper Cutter
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Good winds in this new work Gaetan, it sure will be interesting and instructive. It is always nice to follow the different steps of construction and on this scale... incredible!
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Always a pleasure to see updates from your work Mike! It looks excellent and as Nils says,acurate and clean..
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I use this Dremel model and in my opinion it is very helpful. Ideal for small jobs...Wireless with 5-speed and its base is the charger.
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location of stud sails (stuns'l) when stowed
Captain Poison replied to timboat's topic in Masting, rigging and sails
Your best option by R.C.Anderson https://www.amazon.com/Rigging-Ships-Spritsail-1600-1720-Maritime/dp/048627960X -
I use an old pan which the nob was removed, very effective and good results... I do not use too much water and I put a little olive oil.
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The balustrade is very well executed and gives a great detail to the stern... Your work is awesome maestro!
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Excellent idea for the construction of the rail and the completed work is very good!! It is an excellent job Liberto...
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Have a look here.. http://modelshipworld.com/index.php/topic/901-uwek-triton-build-re-post-by-mod/maybe anwser your question.
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