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  1. Jeronimo
    Section of a 36pdr. Cannon on the first gun deck of a 74 gunship in1/12 scale. Due to the center distance of 150 mm of my small Proxxon FD150/E, I had to manufacture the cannon in two parts. Karl
  2. Jeronimo
    Hello Gaetan, beautiful photos und ein sehr schönes Modell. Karl
  3. Jeronimo
    Hello, thanks you all for the kind comments. Karl
  4. Jeronimo
    Thanks to everyone for the kind comments and likes. Completion of the cutout / section of the gun decks of a French 74 gun ship, from plan drawings by Jean Boudriot and 3D rendering by Gregory Franchetti. Karl
  5. Jeronimo
    Update 2.Gun Deck Karl
  6. Jeronimo
    Update 1. Gun deck completed. Karl
  7. Jeronimo
    Update Karl
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    Update Karl
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    Hello Daniel. WOW, TOP. Karl
  10. Jeronimo

    Hallo Siggi,

    sehr schönes Modell. Top Verarbeitung.

    Nur Schade , die farbliche Gestaltung mit Pigmentfarbe.

    Aber das ist ja bekanntlich Geschmackssache.

    Grüsse

    Karl

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      Siggi52

      Moin Karl,

      so sahen die Schiffe halt aus, was ist da Schade dran?

      Nur Holz-Schiffe gab es dagegen nicht, oder sie wurden nach nicht mal einem Jahr schwarz und vergammelten. Die alten Modelle waren auch bemalt, wenn auch nicht immer korrekt, aber bunt und das macht den Reiz aus. Sonst müsste man heutige Kriegsschiffe bauen, die sind alle irgendwie grau! 

      Vielleicht denkst du ja mal um und bemalst deine  Modelle auch, dann sind sie historisch wirklich korrekt. 

       

      Gruß, Siggi

       

  11. Jeronimo
    Hi John. I'm not finished with the gun rigging. Karl
  12. Jeronimo
    Thanks to all for the likes Update Karl
  13. Jeronimo
    Update. Cannons installed on the first gun deck, inclouding the deck beams of the second gun deck. Next, I' ll make and assemble the blocks and rigging for the cannons on the first gun deck. Karl
  14. Jeronimo
    Update Mounting the gun barrels on/in the carriages. Karl
  15. Jeronimo
    Manufacture of the cannon cariages. Karl
  16. Jeronimo
    Manufacture of the cannon barrels. Instead of the tin casting process, this time I used casting powder. Advantage ower tin casting , considerably cheaper and enormus weight reduction at this 1/24 scale. Karl
  17. Jeronimo
    Hello Johann. Beautiful work. Karl
  18. Jeronimo
    Thanks for the kind comments. Part 2 Location of the gunports determined, I moved the gun ports of the second deck a little inside, the height of the gun deck is determined, the framework is planked on both sides, the deck beam of the first gun deck filted loosely. Karl
  19. Jeronimo
    Hello modeling friends. Animated by the pictures by Gregory Franchetti and the drawing by Jean Boudriot, I try to build the three gun decks as a cross-sectional model on a scale 1/24. First, I made an auxiliary construction four the mounting and alignment of the frames, to strengthen them, the bar timbers and the deck beam girdes were installed, the first gundeck was planked. The whole now has the required stability for the further interior design. Karl (Google Translator)
  20. Jeronimo
    Danke für die freundlichen Kommentare. Update Background changed. Karl
  21. Jeronimo
    Thanks to everyone for the kind comments and likes. The section of the 74 gun ship is thus completed. Karl
  22. Jeronimo
    Hello Alexander, a very good and wounderful work. Karl
  23. Jeronimo
    Hello modeling friends. I wish everyone a successful 2021. Most of all, stay healthy. Karl Update
  24. Jeronimo
    Hello Doris. Very nice photos and models. Karl
  25. Jeronimo
    Hi Daniel. Fantastic. Karl

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