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Shenandoah by Leo-zd - 1:200
Mfelinger replied to Leo-zd's topic in - Build logs for subjects built 1851 - 1900
She looks great, lovely ... masterful work Leo. Matija -
Leo, nice job. With the flatter bow, it would be a Pen Duick Matija
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Just for information, at that place is located a spring that prevents breakage, as well as for foremast. Matija
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You're right, the kit is not well made with the original boat. I think you have a new plan that is consistent. Have a nice work. Matija
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Hi, I am using T-Shirt Transfer Paper. Prints with ink jet printer flag on it, both sides, and with iron I transfer it to the fabric. Matija
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Jean-Willem I am glad that you continued with the model. I hope it will my data help to build this model until the end. I look forward to continuing your log. Matija
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She looks great, nice work. I'll be looking forward to watching your progress All the best in 2015. Matija
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Saettia Genoese by maurino
Mfelinger replied to maurino's topic in - Subjects built Up to and including 1500 AD
Mauro, deck looks nice, which wood you use for it? Matija -
Thanks Mauro. I'm glad you're going to build Trabakul and it will be my honor if I can help you. Helped me a lot book: Trabaccoli e pieleghi by Mario Marzari and I recommend it greeting, Matija.
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Nenad, these pictures with swimming are maybe at that time. ... for nice memories .. Matija these pictures are older
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Pen Duick 1898 by Mfelinger - 1:20
Mfelinger replied to Mfelinger's topic in - Build logs for subjects built 1851 - 1900
Thanks Row, I have already seen this video, and I am familiar with the excellent work of Mr. Carlos over the Web and his Facebook pages. Merry Christmas Matija -
Omega, I admire your courage and perseverance to make this project. She looks superb and I can not imagine that it is so small, wonderful! Happy Christmas holiday Matija
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Saettia Genoese by maurino
Mfelinger replied to maurino's topic in - Subjects built Up to and including 1500 AD
Respect Mauro, I know how much effort need to produce sails with a sewing machine .. but everything manually, great job! I follow your log with interest and wish you success in your work. I wish Happy Christmas holiday. Matija -
Do not worry Thanasis, I certainly amuse the forum members with his writings because I'm not good with English ... In the photo are bollards for tying and towing Trabakul. Trabakul is not bind on the rail if it was full of cargo and difficult because it broke. That is why bind for bollards. Towed is a small boat in the harbor if there was no wind, because each Trabakul had a boat. Thanks for an interest for this boat and my model. All the best, Matija.
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Thanks Mark, the tiller is carving, but not very well: Nenad,Trabakuls are disappears and/or transformed into a floating hotel ... before they were also for the extraction of sand. Good memories Thanks John, grsjax, druxey, Rao and everyone else for the nice words and likes. Matija
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Thanks to Robin, Thanasis, Nils, Bob and all what you like my favorite model. Thanasis, you're right it's vertical capstans: your "τραμπάκουλο" definitely shares the roots with Trabakul and she is nice. regards, Matija.
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drawings model scale is 1:30
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Trabakul is one of my first works. I have a few pictures of building models and want to share them with you. Trabakul is the name for a traditional sailing ship on the east coast Adriatic sea with two masts. It is a cargo sailing ship. Trabakul are in use from the 18th to the early 20th century. and later when the sails are being replaced with the engine. Smaller trabakuls long as 14-20 meters capacity of 40-100 tons and larger 30 meters and capacity of 60-200 tons. These are old pictures of Trabakul from Croatian Adriatic islands and coastal cities:
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Longboat by Rao A.L.G. - FINISHED
Mfelinger replied to Rao A.L.G.'s topic in - Build logs for subjects built 1751 - 1800
Congratulations Rao, I did not expect that this model turn out so nice and will have so much detail. great job Matija -
Rick, I'm glad that you like my Bluenose. Dories is made on a wooden mold and I glue wooden Planks. After that I glued frames inside. Here are some photos. If you need more description, just ask. I have a good draft of Dory that can give way if you need. also I wish everyone a Merry Christmas. Matija
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I greet all present, If I understand correctly, you are looking a place for this part (I hope that these pictures will help): regards, Matija
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