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MONTAÑES by Amalio
Jeronimo replied to Amalio's topic in - Build logs for subjects built 1751 - 1800
Hi Amalio. Perfect work. Karl
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Hello Alan. French naval cannons in the 18th century were so rigged. The thick (red marked) rope in picture 1 caught the recoil of the cannon with the mount. Mark commented that correctly. Thanks a lot for this. regards Karl
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Small Update Karl
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Many thanks to everyone for the kind comments and likes. Small update. Production of the ropes and blocks. Karl
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Thanks to everyone for the kind comments and likes. Manufacture and assembly of the cannon barrel. Karl
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Manufacture and construction of the carriage for the 36th cannon. Karl
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ancre Chebece 1750 by Jeronimo - FINISHED
Jeronimo replied to Jeronimo's topic in - Build logs for subjects built 1501 - 1750
No, not a laser. All parts were made by hand by me. Only the carvings are prefabricated from China. Karl Google Translator -
Bread oven without the interior of the oven with bricks. Karl
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Hello and thanks to everyone for the kind comments. Karl
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Thanks to everyone for the kind comments and likes. Before equipping the 1st gun deck, I fitted the deck beams and knees of the 2nd gun deck and then dismantled them again. Karl
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Ballast stones removed from between the barrels. Karl
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Error with the ballast stones. Karl
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Ballaststone / Error Karl
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Installed partition wall of the storage room. Karl
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Ballast stones mixed with quick sanding base as an adhesive. Karl
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Thanks to everyone for the kind comments and likes. Ballast stones, size and color of the stones changed. Additional storage barrels installed in the storage rooms. Karl
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Production of the storage barrels in the individual work steps. Although I didn't fill the entire storage room with it. The ballast stones should actually be a bit smaller and more rounded, but I didn't get them anywhere. Also works like that. Gerard Delacroix once wrote to me, Ballast stones were roughly the size of a walnut. Ballast stones were mixed thoroughly with grinding ground sa an adhesive, and filled up between the individual barrels. Karl
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Here is the link to the homepage of Ivan Trtanj. http://www.historische-schiffsmodelle.com Karl
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Link Karl
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Hello Gaetan, in your photo does the ruder blade consist of four parts? Optical Ilusion? G. Delacroix wrote to me, only in three parts. Karl
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Hello Siggi, why the cannon-tulip in red? I haven't seen that anywhere else. Weshalb die Kanonen - Tulpe in Rot? Ich habe das sonst noch nirgendwo gesehen. regards Karl
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Hello and thanks to everyone for their kind comments. Orlop Deck, Dividing walls and pumps-shaft installed. I leave the shaft partly open to show the pumps and the cannonball shaft with its three diffrent calibres. First gun deck, partially planked to show the substructure. Next I will probably install the ballast stones and storage barrels. Karl
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