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Herbert Heger

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  1.    king derelict reacted to a post in a topic: Endeavour 1934 by Herbert Heger - 1:35
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  3. Herbert Heger 
    Before making the sails, I did a few little things.

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  4. Herbert Heger 
    I'm still looking for a holder for my Endeouver. I was thinking of a bracket like the one made in a shipyard, for example, with two or three supports on the port and starboard. But I haven't found a suitable template yet. Maybe someone can help me.
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    The rig (mast) and the mizzen mast were set up and the rigging started.

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  6. Herbert Heger 
    Yes Rich, a larger model has the advantage that you can show more individual parts, but you also have to have the space to display such a model.
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  9. Herbert Heger
    Das Deck fertig beplankt , Aufbauten angebracht .
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  12. Herbert Heger
    Ein kleiner Fortschritt bei meiner Endeouver .
  13. Herbert Heger
    Thanks TerryPat, it's not a kit, I got the plans, I was only able to buy the brass parts from a model maker. There is a nice kit at Krick Modellbau Germany that might be interesting for you.
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  19. Herbert Heger
    Small progress on my Endeouver. Planking the deck is progressing slowly with the 3 mm wide planks, but the squirrel is struggling to feed itself. I've already finished the superstructure, and I've finally finished the cabin seating with wood, as I simply didn't like the proposed leather upholstery.
  20. Herbert Heger
    Hello Mark, you've created a beautiful model of the Endeouver with all its many little details. Congratulations, I take my hat off to your achievement. Your construction report is helping me with my Endeouver, which is currently under construction. Thank you. Greetings from St. Leon, Germany.
  21. Herbert Heger
    A brief overview of the current status of the construction of the Endeouver
  22. Herbert Heger
    Pictures after the planking has been completed, now it is sanded and the hull gets a finishing touch
  23. Herbert Heger
    Hello Marcika, the stability when filling the frames with balsa wood is surprisingly good. If you make sure to apply the balsa face to the fuselage side then small pins will also hold the planks.
  24. Herbert Heger
    We are slowly moving forward with the planking of the Endeavour. Here are some pictures
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  27. Herbert Heger
    Hallo , heute moechte ich den Baubericht meiner Endeouver beginnen . Nach einigen Standmodellen ( Adler von Luebeck , Fregatte Berlin , San Felipe , Soleil Royal ) wird dies meine erste Yacht sein , Es wuerde mich freuen wenn recht viele meinen Bericht kritisch begleiten . Viel Spass

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