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amateur · June 16, 2017

Hello Jan,

The letters I have made with the fretsaw, sawn from 2 mm pearwood.

Regards Kay

tadheus · June 11, 2017

Hello,

long, long ago, but to my excuse I must say, it does not go faster. I make every plank one by one, it must bend, let dry and then glue. This takes a while. Here are some pictures. The underwater hull is almost finished. The windows at the rear are also in it. The next images are then, if that's underwater hull finished.

Regards kay

Rudolf · October 30, 2016

The cannon is designed as a pattern and was turned free hand. The wood is only clamped in a drill. The wood at the stern is pear. I had forgotten to show that I had already cut the gunports. Work was also done at the stern. The "Hennegat" was again made and the gunports were moved still somewhat direction sternpost.

Some of the gunports on the cow bridge are still missing, as the position is not yet clear.

Regards kay

tadheus · October 30, 2016

This is roughly the state of the building. I then made the windows at the stern, where a friend said they looked horrible. So I again made it new. And further I have built a 18 pound cannon, which is to serve as a model for pouring.

@zoly, yes, Robert Volk write a book, only in german

https://www.amazon.de/Arbeitstechniken-f%C3%BCr-Schiffsmodellbau-Robert-Volk/dp/3881807047/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1477856285&sr=8-1&keywords=arbeitstechniken+im+schiffsmodellbau

Regards kay

Sjors · October 30, 2016

And more pictures.

marktiedens · October 30, 2016

And moore pictures.

zoly99sask · October 30, 2016

And it went on with grind, grind and grind again. Now the beam of the stern were prepared and inserted into the whole structure. Next, the keel, the stem, and the sternpost were made and glued. In these the rabbet was incorporated.

Regards kay

Robin Lous · October 29, 2016

And it goes on. The outer edge of the frames has been blackened to have a reference point when grinding. Now the hull was filled with plywood, according to the method of Robert Volk / germany. The method yields a very solid hull.

@Elijah: With the jigsaw, handwork !

@sjors : Yes, the Black Forest is a very nice area, I like to live here!

@all: Thanks for your comments !

flying_dutchman2 · October 28, 2016

hi Guys,

The construction started with the marking of the keel from the plan. The plan is a construction drawing, it is not made for model building. All dimensions are in 1:1. As always, everything is then sawn out and put together.

Pictures say more than 1000 words, so see!

Regards kay

flying_dutchman2 · October 25, 2016

Hi Guys,

At the beginning of the year, I began to build the Dutch flagship De Eendracht for a good friend. My friend Werner has been reconstructing the ship for about 16 years, and has been traveling a lot in the Netherlands in the archives. He gave me the manuscript of his book and the plans of the ship.

The Eendracht was built in Rotterdam in 1654 by the shipbuilders Goossen Schalck van der Arent and Jan Salomonszon van der Tempel. The ship had a length of 152 feet and a width of 38 feet. The ship was armed in 1654 with 58 guns.

The Eendracht was the flagship of Jacob van Wassenaer Obdam in the naval battle of Lowesoft, where she exploded.

Since there are many drawings by van de Velde from the Eendracht, I have laid down the basis for the Brielle van de Velde.

And off we go, we're going to build.

Here the van de Velde drawings of Brielle

Regards Kay

Anja · May 1, 2016

Hi Guys,

again a life sign from me. Here, the most recent Royal William. A small film about them.

I will pause with William now that I, the Eendracht, a Dutch flagship 1654 1:50 am building for a friend.

I then start also an building report on the Eendracht.

Regards Kay

mtaylor · January 27, 2016

Thank you all !

Regards Kay

tlevine · January 24, 2016

It continued at Galion. See for yourselves. And yet a side view of the vessel.

Regards Kay

mtaylor · January 13, 2016

Hi Guys,

Long, long ago's, but now it goes on. The Galion was built again apart, it was too narrow and the horses too fat. So it looks now, and I think I can leave it.

Tadeusz43 · December 23, 2015

Hi Guys,

Here it is not long continued, but I promise that I will continue to build the end of January at the William. I have the ship "Eagle of Lübeck 1565" restored in recent months for a customer. Now it's done, and I can devote myself to the William again. Bye now !

The pictures show the eagle after its completion.

December 27, 2014

Can you say when the volumes of Karl Heinz Marquardt, a good acquaintance of mine, will be buying from you?

Regards Kay

Mfelinger · December 27, 2014

Vielen Dank für Ihre lieben Kommentare. Ich schnitt das erste Pferd der Galionsfigur. Ich werde nun zu schnitzen die zweite Pferd und dann Achilles. Ich hoffe, dass ich es hin gleichmäßig.

Grüße Kay

NMBROOK · December 14, 2014

Yes, the figurehead is complicated. I will carve into four parts, two horses and two riders. So I do not burn anything on the BBQ when something goes wrong :-)

Regards Kay

Jeronimo · December 12, 2014

Und beenden.

Jeronimo · December 12, 2014

Und vieles mehr.

seafarermiami · December 12, 2014

Hallo Leute,

Ich habe hier Eine lange Zeit nichts, tut mir leid. Ich hätte Zuerst die Bauarbeiten zu mir nach Hause zu BEENDEN, sonst meine Frau Wäre sauer auf mich zu haben. Ich habe jetzt Begann sterben Galion, Aber ganz Eigene. Alle Artikel anzeigen Werden ohne Maschinen gemacht, Auch reine Handarbeit. Die Streifen 0,5 x 1,00 mm Sind mit Einem Messer geschnitten. Zu DM zeitpunkt, zu schnitzen ich sterben Galionsfigur.

Und ich danke IHNEN allen für die lieben Kommentare.

Grüße Kay

Dubz · June 29, 2014

Vielen Dank für Ihre Motivation.

@ KeithW: Ich schaue, ob ich noch Bilder von der Baubeginn haben. Ich habe von Linde Fenster gebaut.

@ SawdustDave: Schön, dass Sie die Schnitzereien gefallen. Ich habe in der RW geschnitzt die erste Zeit. Die Grundlagen hat mir gezeigt, Willibald Meischl aus Österreich im deutschen Forum www.segelschiffsmodellbau.com. Er ist ein ausgezeichneter Modellbauer und Spezialist in der Royal Navy im 17. Jahrhundert. Und danach habe ich versucht, und versucht und versucht.

In der RW habe ich weiter am Wochenende gebaut. Einige kleine Teile entstanden sind, aber überzeugen Sie sich.

Mfelinger · June 26, 2014

Hello folks,

now a few current impressions of the RW. The starboard side is now ready carved and the front part has been started. The next stages of construction, I will then set restored promptly. Now a lot of fun with the pictures.

And also look at the video channel of mine, there's also a film about the RW and other works of art.

http://www.youtube.com/user/kayuwe100

Regards Kay

WackoWolf · June 23, 2014

Hello folks,

it was a long time nothing from me to hear. Because I had to take a break to build my new yard. Since a few weeks she's done and there will be new pictures of the Royal William. Here are some impressions.

Regards Kay

Jeronimo · October 16, 2013

Good evening from Germany,

Thanks to all for the motivating words. Here's a little update. I started to carve the small columns. I need 42 pieces. When i attach it then come new images. I forgot to write a column is 6 mm large or small

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