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if you want to scratch this ship you must buy the monographie fro l'AAMM: association des amis du musée de la marine:

http://www.aamm.fr/boutique/index.php?main_page=product_info&cPath=65&products_id=235

It sagit of a crutch:
It is hung on, on low tide along the boat and allows to go on board for repair

My English is not as well good as I shall also want him(it) I am going to use a software:

Colors are chosen by the skipper, the owner of the boat

the registration which we can see is an abbreviation of the port of registry

ex concarneau becomes CC + a number

and  a website of a replica in britain:

http://www.krog-e-barz.com/construction.php

some picture who can help you:

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Update:

 

Moving on, I decided to skip the numbered steps and do things out of sequence. The small boat that sits above the deck was next - the parts list said it was wood preformed boat to be planked with 0.6 mm walnut/mahogany veneer - turns out the made some changes without updating the parts lists - the preformed boat is diecast white metal and quite heavy.  In 20-20 hindsight I should have grabbed the cans of model spray paint and just painted it but I followed the plans and planked it.  Had to used Medium gap filling CA. Photos follow :

 

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Of course it also came with a pre-cast metal rudder assemby and the pivots were pre-cast on the boats stern so some of the wood trip, like the stern post, could not be added.

 

After completing the deck boat, I moved on to the hatches, which seemed like a simple task at first. But trying to read the "picture book" was challenging. After cutting out the 4 pieces that made up the front, back and sides, the challenge was to determine if the sides go inside the front and back strips or outside the front and back strips.  Well made a mistake twice and had to get out the isopropyl.  Also determining where to place the roof rail(s) was a fun challenge. Old eyes don't focus too well on picture that show the item at an angle rather than straight on.

 

Pictures of the finished hatches follow

 

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Temporarily installed on the deck - not glued down

 

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hi

the challoupe will never being instaled on the deck but attached on rear of the boat because they must keep place for the fish

http://www.chasse-maree.com/histoire-de-peche-terre-neuvas-islande/2231-ar-vag-tome-1.html

i don't think there is an english  one but  there is a lot of pictures they speak by themselves!

i must say there is not so much englishman who build this type of kit,in britain,it's a part of  our history!

everyone had on his family a fishing man....

http://www.chasse-maree.com/histoire-de-peche-terre-neuvas-islande/2231-ar-vag-tome-1.html

hello jack12477!

i just want to say be carreful with the deck , there is a lot of mistake on your plan!

if you would be right i sugest to buy the "ar vag " book who is a series of 3 book for workboat of britain coast

you will find there a lot of détails to build a real 'thonier de groix"

a little update of my work:

i do the anschors and the flag

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in your picture of la topase ,it 's the replacement anchors!

the real are on the side and got an capstan and they are riged  on board,it's always like that today on the "recouvrance"!

gregor ,of course the topase by bruno orsel is the better i have ever seen and now he is building the louise:

http://modelisme-naval-bois.lebonforum.com/t848-louise

but you are in the good way!

only one thing is  sure ,in this side of atlantique it's easy to make a little visit  aboard the hermione,for me it's only 400 km to see it!

and this summer it will be  at 100 km for the exposition of brest 2016 with all  the great ship!

the pdf of the monography from ancre it seem there is all for the building in!

http://ancre.fr/fr/index.php?controller=attachment&id_attachment=75

for t(hose would be interesting ,a great video about the travel of the hermione this summer from france to america:

http://m.pluzz.francetv.fr/videos/thalassa_,132437632.html#xtref=https://www.google.fr/

it's in french but  really interesting!

good job giampieroricci!

your french fan's wait for  lot of foto's like that....

rebuilt this ship is taking part of the great history  between the france and the youg américa 'independency!

a good present for christmas!

my personnal financial ministary  would make me happy????

i'm glad to  introduce you the new monography by ancre :

http://ancre.fr/fr/monographies/78-hermione-monographie.html

bob ,first good job!

twice: if u  build the actualy hermione like i suppose (the color) you must built the security equipment and also the two pods for propulsion

the sculpture in the kit are wrong  and the éléments of the  deck too!

i will follow your progress...

just amazing , and your choice of "le fleuron" is just the good one!

and you did a good job!

some news:

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amazing!

how can you do  that so small pieces?

very interesting ,i will follow you!

here is  the last job i do with caroline:

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