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KarenM

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  1. KarenM
    I made the knight's spear and hand separately. I'll attach it later, otherwise I'll break it during further assembly of the body.
  2. KarenM
    In this photo I have completely assembled the figures, all that remains is to make the coat of arms.
  3. KarenM
    The first figures are assembled
  4. KarenM
    It will look like this when I assemble it.
  5. KarenM
    Made parts for the stands for the figures
  6. KarenM
    Side view
  7. KarenM
    I've started decorating the stern. I've finished half of it. Now I'm drawing the rest of the decor and cutting it out on a CNC machine.
  8. KarenM
    The result was such beauty
  9. KarenM
    At the same time I cut out the decoration for the stern
  10. KarenM
    It turned out almost like in the picture
  11. KarenM
    I gradually began assembling the side panels based on the pictures. I still couldn't find any drawings.
  12. KarenM
    I cut out the guides for the roof sides.
  13. KarenM
    I made an arch over the entrance. Meanwhile, I was thinking about how to make the sides of the stern.
  14. KarenM
    The figure was cut on a 4-axis CNC machine.
  15. KarenM
    I found information about door handles in the Endsor book
  16. KarenM
    I ordered silicone for molds. While I'm waiting, I made a figurehead on a CNC machine. Then I made ship holders from bronze.
  17. KarenM
    Made master models of guns. Now it's time to make silicone molds.
  18. KarenM
    In order to make holes in the deck for the masts, I had to make the masts first.
  19. KarenM
    I have a question, what kind of door handles were on ships in the 1660-1670s?
  20. KarenM
    General view of the ship.
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  22. KarenM
    I've made all the gratings and ladders. I'll sew up the middle of the deck with slats and take on the guns.
  23. KarenM
    The steering wheel control lever works.
  24. KarenM
    On the lower deck, I decided to make the gun carriages without wheels. They will need to be glued well so that they do not accidentally come off. When I glue the deck with slats, it will be impossible to get to these guns.
  25. KarenM
    The rudder feather fell into place

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