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    Anja got a reaction from Ferit in Nuestra Señora del Pilar by Anja & Sjors - FINISHED - OcCre - Scale 1:46   
    Hello friends,
     
    Thank you all for the compliments and the likes and welcome to my build log.
     
    @ Django - Santisima Trinidad is a fantastic looking ship when finished. Good choice.
    @ Marcus - I think my Halve Mean is sitting on other people's mantelpiece (or maybe even in the mantelpiece  )
    @ Wayne - With popcorn you are allowed to make a little mess, as long as you clean up afterwards. 
    @ Hennie - Don't worry about Sjors' netting, it is still a work in progress. Three more to go.  Oh, before I forget, I need netting to. Isn't that convenient.
    @ Ulises - Yes, she is indeed a beauty.  And to keep her beautiful, I decided not to use the bright colors OcCre used.  I will use the Admiralty paints yellow ochre, red ochre, dull black and French blue.
     
    And now it is time for an update. Enjoy.
     
     The deck came in four parts.  Glued two of the parts together and planked the starboard and port side separately.
     
     The lined sections of the deck were glued onto the structure of the ship.
     
     Reinforcing parts glued in place on each side of the false keel and on the bow frame.
     
     Glued eleven gun ports to each side of the deck and started the lining onto the interior of the frames.
     
     
    Thank you for watching.
    Anja
     
     
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    Anja reacted to texxn5 in USF Confederacy by Augie & Moonbug - FINISHED - Model Shipways - 1:64   
    Bug, what a great tribute to a great Model Shipwright.  You did an amazing job.  Now that it is finished I think Augie can finally hang his Moose on the wall.  Those that were part of that banter a few years ago will know what I mean here.  That was quite an honorable feat that you have accomplished here.   We've lost two of our friends here with Augie and George Lackie both before their time.  It was an honor to have known them both and how they contributed to this Forum and the world.  Give yourself a pat on the back for a job well done and we'll bend an elbow to Augie and you tonight.  God Bless you for all you did.  Big Smile Augie - Big Smile,
    John
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    Anja reacted to rafine in USF Confederacy by Augie & Moonbug - FINISHED - Model Shipways - 1:64   
    A wonderful gesture on your part and a great result. Bravo!
     
    Bob
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    Anja got a reaction from Elijah in USF Confederacy by Augie & Moonbug - FINISHED - Model Shipways - 1:64   
    Hello Sean,
     
    I know Augie is smiling.  You did an excellent job, she is just beautiful.  
    The finished build also brings a tear to my eyes, because now it is time to let go.
     
    Thank you for this.
     
    Regards,
    Anja
     
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    Anja reacted to Moonbug in USF Confederacy by Augie & Moonbug - FINISHED - Model Shipways - 1:64   
    Thanks again, very very much every one.  Got the other images loaded into the Completed Build Gallery (Thanks Chuck and Dubz for your help!) here:
     
     
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    Anja reacted to Kevin Kenny in New Member   
    If its from Caldercraft i have a series of videos on Vimeo that covers most of the build.
    best regards
    Kevin
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    Anja reacted to EJ_L in New Member   
    Welcome to MSW Richard!! Good to have you with us and I wish you all the Best of luck on your next ship build. You are in the right place to improve your skills and make this model better than your previous. I look forward to seeing your build! 
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    Anja got a reaction from Martin W in USF Confederacy by Augie & Moonbug - FINISHED - Model Shipways - 1:64   
    Hello Sean,
     
    I know Augie is smiling.  You did an excellent job, she is just beautiful.  
    The finished build also brings a tear to my eyes, because now it is time to let go.
     
    Thank you for this.
     
    Regards,
    Anja
     
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    Anja reacted to HIPEXEC in USF Confederacy by Augie & Moonbug - FINISHED - Model Shipways - 1:64   
    What a great tribute to Augie!
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    Anja reacted to Blue Ensign in USF Confederacy by Augie & Moonbug - FINISHED - Model Shipways - 1:64   
    A job well done Sean, and a great result, you should be very proud of your achievement.
    A beautiful model and I think Augie will be nodding in complete agreement.
     
    B.E.
     
     
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    Anja got a reaction from Dee_Dee in USF Confederacy by Augie & Moonbug - FINISHED - Model Shipways - 1:64   
    Hello Sean,
     
    I know Augie is smiling.  You did an excellent job, she is just beautiful.  
    The finished build also brings a tear to my eyes, because now it is time to let go.
     
    Thank you for this.
     
    Regards,
    Anja
     
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    Anja reacted to Sjors in USF Confederacy by Augie & Moonbug - FINISHED - Model Shipways - 1:64   
    Sean,
     
    You have done something that is almost impossible.
    Augie was a master of modelling and you are at the same level as he was.
    I know he will look from above and agree with me that no one could finish his work as you did!
    I take my hat of for both of you.
    With tears in my eyes i admire the confed.
    Thanks for all that you have done for Augie and all of us here on MSW.
    It's  a beauty and give her a nice place at your home.
     
    Sjors
     
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    Anja got a reaction from mtaylor in USF Confederacy by Augie & Moonbug - FINISHED - Model Shipways - 1:64   
    Hello Sean,
     
    I know Augie is smiling.  You did an excellent job, she is just beautiful.  
    The finished build also brings a tear to my eyes, because now it is time to let go.
     
    Thank you for this.
     
    Regards,
    Anja
     
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    Anja got a reaction from MEDDO in USF Confederacy by Augie & Moonbug - FINISHED - Model Shipways - 1:64   
    Hello Sean,
     
    I know Augie is smiling.  You did an excellent job, she is just beautiful.  
    The finished build also brings a tear to my eyes, because now it is time to let go.
     
    Thank you for this.
     
    Regards,
    Anja
     
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    Anja got a reaction from Dubz in USF Confederacy by Augie & Moonbug - FINISHED - Model Shipways - 1:64   
    Hello Sean,
     
    I know Augie is smiling.  You did an excellent job, she is just beautiful.  
    The finished build also brings a tear to my eyes, because now it is time to let go.
     
    Thank you for this.
     
    Regards,
    Anja
     
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    Anja reacted to Jack12477 in USF Confederacy by Augie & Moonbug - FINISHED - Model Shipways - 1:64   
    I second Ken's, Per's and Sjors' remarks.  Great job, Bug, you did Augie proud.  Thanks!
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    Anja reacted to Nirvana in USF Confederacy by Augie & Moonbug - FINISHED - Model Shipways - 1:64   
    Bug, I think Augie is smiling now and am very greatful letting you do the final job.
    My hat off to both of you.
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    Anja reacted to Canute in USF Confederacy by Augie & Moonbug - FINISHED - Model Shipways - 1:64   
    Bug, very nicely done. You have paid honor to a fine gentleman. Thank you for all your work.
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    Anja reacted to Moonbug in USF Confederacy by Augie & Moonbug - FINISHED - Model Shipways - 1:64   
    Obviously it was extraordinarily humbling and intimidating to have been asked to complete Augie's Confederacy.  Aside from his excellent work, Augie was an extremely popular gentleman on the forum, and for all the right reasons.  Quite simply, he was just a great guy.
     
        I can honestly say, I did my best for him, and I hope he's happy with the end result. Thank you all SO much for following along and providing such great support.
     
      Here are a couple of shots of the finished ship. More images will soon be up in the Gallery of Completed Builds, and once that is done I'll update this log accordingly.
     

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    Anja got a reaction from EJ_L in New Member   
    Welcome aboard Richard,
     
    What will your next project be? Have you made a choice yet?
    When you're ready, feel free to start a buildlog.
    This is a great site for learning/sharing tips and techniques.
    If needed, you'll find plenty of help, advise and encouragement from everyone. 
    Enjoy your stay here.
     
    I wish  you smooth sailing and happy modelling.
     
    Regards,
    Anja
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    Anja got a reaction from lb0190 in Niagara by lb0190 - Model Shipways - 1/64   
    Hello Larry,
     
    It's good to hear from you, you have been missed.  Welcome back 
    Take good care of yourself and your loved ones first, we are not going anyware.
     
    Regards,
    Anja
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    Anja reacted to lb0190 in Niagara by lb0190 - Model Shipways - 1/64   
    Hi Anja and Sjors,
     
    Yes, it's been a while. I tried resuming the ship building life a few months ago but too many thing got In the way. My mother (85) had a heart valve replacement and I'm staying with them to help with transportation and home chores. Dad is 87 and does not drive plus he has his own health issues that need addressed. The shipyard is a mess right now but it will not take much time to get it operational again. 
     
    I hope you and and yours are safe and healthy and that you both are making a lot of saw dust in the shop. I hope to ck out this new site in a day or so and maybe have enough time to see what everyone has been working on and maybe make a post or two while visiting my parents.
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    Anja got a reaction from riverboat in Nuestra Señora del Pilar by Anja & Sjors - FINISHED - OcCre - Scale 1:46   
    Hello friends,
     
    Thank you all for the compliments and the likes and welcome to my build log.
     
    @ Django - Santisima Trinidad is a fantastic looking ship when finished. Good choice.
    @ Marcus - I think my Halve Mean is sitting on other people's mantelpiece (or maybe even in the mantelpiece  )
    @ Wayne - With popcorn you are allowed to make a little mess, as long as you clean up afterwards. 
    @ Hennie - Don't worry about Sjors' netting, it is still a work in progress. Three more to go.  Oh, before I forget, I need netting to. Isn't that convenient.
    @ Ulises - Yes, she is indeed a beauty.  And to keep her beautiful, I decided not to use the bright colors OcCre used.  I will use the Admiralty paints yellow ochre, red ochre, dull black and French blue.
     
    And now it is time for an update. Enjoy.
     
     The deck came in four parts.  Glued two of the parts together and planked the starboard and port side separately.
     
     The lined sections of the deck were glued onto the structure of the ship.
     
     Reinforcing parts glued in place on each side of the false keel and on the bow frame.
     
     Glued eleven gun ports to each side of the deck and started the lining onto the interior of the frames.
     
     
    Thank you for watching.
    Anja
     
     
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    Anja got a reaction from geoff in New Member - old hand   
    Welcome aboard Fsdsman,
     
    Glad to have you join in with us. Can you please tell us your real name?

    This is a great place to learn and share tips and techniques.
    When you're ready, I hope you will join us by contributing your buildlog here
    If needed, you'll find plenty of advise, help and encouragement from everyone.
     
    I wish you smooth sailing and happy modelling,
     
    Regards,
    Anja
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    Anja reacted to Moonbug in USF Confederacy by Augie & Moonbug - FINISHED - Model Shipways - 1:64   
    So... not a whole lot of mystery here with the construction of the pinnace.
     

     
     I had the same issues with the cap rail using the Swiss Pear, but when through fewer iterations because I need I needed the patiences to just use a sharp blade.
     

     
    I notched out the thwarts, and carved out the knees. The rails are pretty straightforward, glued together from the laser cut.
     

     
    I ended up using small bits of boxwood for the oar locks. I couldn't manage to carve the basswood that small and still keep it in tact, so I went with the denser boxwood and just had them two "steps" carved.
     

     
    Finally, I tethered the small boats to the waist beams.  I know that this isn't a tradition knot of any kind - however this is the first type of "slip" knot my father taught me how to use.  We moved a lot when I was young, and this is how he tied down all the stuff we'd load up on our open top, built ourselves trailer. It's a clever little knot that's easy to manipulate quickly when we'd stop at a rest stop and need something out of the back.
    So this is a little homage to my late father.  :-)
     

     
    Coming up - the finale...  
     
     
     
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