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  1. Wow!
    Marcus.K.
    AVBiker got a reaction from Marcus.K. in Carving for Royal Caroline   
    I have no pictures of the process  from the start . Sorry!
    Here is an example of my work. The Tudor Rose for my Sovereign of the Seas with the template and the tools for making it.
     
    Gruß Hubert


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    FrankWouts
    AVBiker got a reaction from FrankWouts in Carving for Royal Caroline   
    Why do you prefer pearwood?
    Pearwood is one of the ideal woods to carve. It has a low price, is easy to get and has a very nice color. For me the ideal wood. I love it.
     
    Gruß Hubert
  3. Wow!
    Marcus.K.
    AVBiker got a reaction from Marcus.K. in Carving for Royal Caroline   
    Hello friends 
     
    In almost all my ships, I made the carvings from pear wood with a dental machine (K11). 
    This photo shows the decorations of the Royal Caroline on the side walls.
    The ornaments were milled from 2.5mm thick wood. The book was used as a template  "Anatomy of the Ships", "The Royal Yacht Caroline 1749" of Sergio Bellabarba & Giorgio Osculati.
    Practice creates masters!!!!
     
    Greetings Hubert
     

  4. Wow!
    Freebird
    AVBiker got a reaction from Freebird in Carving for Royal Caroline   
    I have no pictures of the process  from the start . Sorry!
    Here is an example of my work. The Tudor Rose for my Sovereign of the Seas with the template and the tools for making it.
     
    Gruß Hubert


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    FrankWouts
    AVBiker got a reaction from FrankWouts in Carving for Royal Caroline   
    I have no pictures of the process  from the start . Sorry!
    Here is an example of my work. The Tudor Rose for my Sovereign of the Seas with the template and the tools for making it.
     
    Gruß Hubert


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    GrandpaPhil
    AVBiker got a reaction from GrandpaPhil in Carving for Royal Caroline   
    I have no pictures of the process  from the start . Sorry!
    Here is an example of my work. The Tudor Rose for my Sovereign of the Seas with the template and the tools for making it.
     
    Gruß Hubert


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    JayCub
    AVBiker got a reaction from JayCub in Carving for Royal Caroline   
    I have no pictures of the process  from the start . Sorry!
    Here is an example of my work. The Tudor Rose for my Sovereign of the Seas with the template and the tools for making it.
     
    Gruß Hubert


  8. Wow!
    Freebird
    AVBiker got a reaction from Freebird in Carving for Royal Caroline   
    Hello friends 
     
    In almost all my ships, I made the carvings from pear wood with a dental machine (K11). 
    This photo shows the decorations of the Royal Caroline on the side walls.
    The ornaments were milled from 2.5mm thick wood. The book was used as a template  "Anatomy of the Ships", "The Royal Yacht Caroline 1749" of Sergio Bellabarba & Giorgio Osculati.
    Practice creates masters!!!!
     
    Greetings Hubert
     

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    aviaamator
    AVBiker got a reaction from aviaamator in Carving for Royal Caroline   
    I have no pictures of the process  from the start . Sorry!
    Here is an example of my work. The Tudor Rose for my Sovereign of the Seas with the template and the tools for making it.
     
    Gruß Hubert


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    Richard Griffith
    AVBiker got a reaction from Richard Griffith in Carving for Royal Caroline   
    I have no pictures of the process  from the start . Sorry!
    Here is an example of my work. The Tudor Rose for my Sovereign of the Seas with the template and the tools for making it.
     
    Gruß Hubert


  11. Wow!
    FrankWouts
    AVBiker got a reaction from FrankWouts in Carving for Royal Caroline   
    Hello friends 
     
    In almost all my ships, I made the carvings from pear wood with a dental machine (K11). 
    This photo shows the decorations of the Royal Caroline on the side walls.
    The ornaments were milled from 2.5mm thick wood. The book was used as a template  "Anatomy of the Ships", "The Royal Yacht Caroline 1749" of Sergio Bellabarba & Giorgio Osculati.
    Practice creates masters!!!!
     
    Greetings Hubert
     

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    Jeronimo
    AVBiker got a reaction from Jeronimo in Carving for Royal Caroline   
    Why do you prefer pearwood?
    Pearwood is one of the ideal woods to carve. It has a low price, is easy to get and has a very nice color. For me the ideal wood. I love it.
     
    Gruß Hubert
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    reklein
    AVBiker got a reaction from reklein in Carving for Royal Caroline   
    I have no pictures of the process  from the start . Sorry!
    Here is an example of my work. The Tudor Rose for my Sovereign of the Seas with the template and the tools for making it.
     
    Gruß Hubert


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    alde
    AVBiker got a reaction from alde in Carving for Royal Caroline   
    I have no pictures of the process  from the start . Sorry!
    Here is an example of my work. The Tudor Rose for my Sovereign of the Seas with the template and the tools for making it.
     
    Gruß Hubert


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    J Harreld
    AVBiker got a reaction from J Harreld in Carving for Royal Caroline   
    I have no pictures of the process  from the start . Sorry!
    Here is an example of my work. The Tudor Rose for my Sovereign of the Seas with the template and the tools for making it.
     
    Gruß Hubert


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    popash42
    AVBiker got a reaction from popash42 in Carving for Royal Caroline   
    Hello friends 
     
    In almost all my ships, I made the carvings from pear wood with a dental machine (K11). 
    This photo shows the decorations of the Royal Caroline on the side walls.
    The ornaments were milled from 2.5mm thick wood. The book was used as a template  "Anatomy of the Ships", "The Royal Yacht Caroline 1749" of Sergio Bellabarba & Giorgio Osculati.
    Practice creates masters!!!!
     
    Greetings Hubert
     

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    tasmanian
    AVBiker got a reaction from tasmanian in Carving for Royal Caroline   
    I have no pictures of the process  from the start . Sorry!
    Here is an example of my work. The Tudor Rose for my Sovereign of the Seas with the template and the tools for making it.
     
    Gruß Hubert


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    EricWilliamMarshall
    AVBiker got a reaction from EricWilliamMarshall in Carving for Royal Caroline   
    Why do you prefer pearwood?
    Pearwood is one of the ideal woods to carve. It has a low price, is easy to get and has a very nice color. For me the ideal wood. I love it.
     
    Gruß Hubert
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    Jorge Diaz O
    AVBiker got a reaction from Jorge Diaz O in Carving for Royal Caroline   
    Why do you prefer pearwood?
    Pearwood is one of the ideal woods to carve. It has a low price, is easy to get and has a very nice color. For me the ideal wood. I love it.
     
    Gruß Hubert
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    EricWilliamMarshall
    AVBiker got a reaction from EricWilliamMarshall in Carving for Royal Caroline   
    Hello friends 
     
    In almost all my ships, I made the carvings from pear wood with a dental machine (K11). 
    This photo shows the decorations of the Royal Caroline on the side walls.
    The ornaments were milled from 2.5mm thick wood. The book was used as a template  "Anatomy of the Ships", "The Royal Yacht Caroline 1749" of Sergio Bellabarba & Giorgio Osculati.
    Practice creates masters!!!!
     
    Greetings Hubert
     

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    SimonR
    AVBiker got a reaction from SimonR in Carving for Royal Caroline   
    Hello friends 
     
    In almost all my ships, I made the carvings from pear wood with a dental machine (K11). 
    This photo shows the decorations of the Royal Caroline on the side walls.
    The ornaments were milled from 2.5mm thick wood. The book was used as a template  "Anatomy of the Ships", "The Royal Yacht Caroline 1749" of Sergio Bellabarba & Giorgio Osculati.
    Practice creates masters!!!!
     
    Greetings Hubert
     

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    GrandpaPhil
    AVBiker got a reaction from GrandpaPhil in Carving for Royal Caroline   
    Hello friends 
     
    In almost all my ships, I made the carvings from pear wood with a dental machine (K11). 
    This photo shows the decorations of the Royal Caroline on the side walls.
    The ornaments were milled from 2.5mm thick wood. The book was used as a template  "Anatomy of the Ships", "The Royal Yacht Caroline 1749" of Sergio Bellabarba & Giorgio Osculati.
    Practice creates masters!!!!
     
    Greetings Hubert
     

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    Wintergreen
    AVBiker got a reaction from Wintergreen in Carving for Royal Caroline   
    Hello friends 
     
    In almost all my ships, I made the carvings from pear wood with a dental machine (K11). 
    This photo shows the decorations of the Royal Caroline on the side walls.
    The ornaments were milled from 2.5mm thick wood. The book was used as a template  "Anatomy of the Ships", "The Royal Yacht Caroline 1749" of Sergio Bellabarba & Giorgio Osculati.
    Practice creates masters!!!!
     
    Greetings Hubert
     

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    Captain Poison
    AVBiker got a reaction from Captain Poison in Carving for Royal Caroline   
    Hello friends 
     
    In almost all my ships, I made the carvings from pear wood with a dental machine (K11). 
    This photo shows the decorations of the Royal Caroline on the side walls.
    The ornaments were milled from 2.5mm thick wood. The book was used as a template  "Anatomy of the Ships", "The Royal Yacht Caroline 1749" of Sergio Bellabarba & Giorgio Osculati.
    Practice creates masters!!!!
     
    Greetings Hubert
     

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    Boxbuilds
    AVBiker got a reaction from Boxbuilds in Carving for Royal Caroline   
    Hello friends 
     
    In almost all my ships, I made the carvings from pear wood with a dental machine (K11). 
    This photo shows the decorations of the Royal Caroline on the side walls.
    The ornaments were milled from 2.5mm thick wood. The book was used as a template  "Anatomy of the Ships", "The Royal Yacht Caroline 1749" of Sergio Bellabarba & Giorgio Osculati.
    Practice creates masters!!!!
     
    Greetings Hubert
     

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