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Fantastic work!
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Hello, thanks to all for your great feedback. This is pure motivation. After a short break I do with the cutters on. Among other things, I have the mast gate arrangements still make. Look at the pictures:
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Hello Carl, thank you very much!
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Hello, thanks for the encouragement, one and all! Here is the continuation: The first image shows all installation parts of the cutters. On the next two images all built boats can be seen that I have built for the French corvette. Only thing missing is the gig.
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Hi Ed, indeed, a fantastic work, and a very good reporting.
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Hello, I am always happy to have you here.Thanks for the nice comments. Likewise, of course, I am delighted with the many LIKES. The two cutter have received all thwarts. For this purpose, additional images:
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Hello, I appreciate your visits and positive comments. Also thanks for the likes given. Here's a little progress:
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Hello, the floor boards are installed:
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Hello Ed, this building report is just brilliant. Step by step you show us the construction of model boat , built exactly like the original. I'm excited.
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Hello, I am very pleased about your positive reactions and nice comments. Thanks for that and for all the likes. In little steps, it goes on. The 2 x 8 bottom boards are ready for installation.
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Hello Ed, excellent work. Your interesting report I have been following for some time already. Very good, that I can now see the construction of boats. Currently I build even boats for a French corvette. If interested, see here LINK.
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Hello, thanks for your nice comments and interesst, even for the likes. Here is a little update:
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Hello, Albert and Joe, thank you for your nice comments and all the others for the Likes. In small increments, it proceeds with the construction of the cutter. Currently I'm building the bench seats in the aft cockpit.
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Hello, here is a short update:
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Hi Mick, thank you for your nice comment. This method is exactly the same method from the book "The Art of ship modeling" of Bernard Frölich. I have it from there.
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HMS Naiad 1797 by albert - FINISHED - 1/48
archjofo replied to albert's topic in - Build logs for subjects built 1751 - 1800
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Hi Nils, fantastic work! I'm excited.
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Hi Fam, thanks for the nice comment. You've understood correctly. It should be noted that the the deeper grooves extend in the direction of the wood grain. The timber blank has a thickness of about 8 mm. The deep cut has about 3 mm, and the shallower cuts are 0.8 to 1 mm deep. However, I have the grooves made with a milling cutter 0.8 mm. Meanwhile, I have made a grating, which you can see here.
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Correct, Mark!
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Hello, about the positive reactions and comments, I am pleased and thank you for it. On the following pictures can be seen the incorporation of Rowlocks. The next detail is prepare. The gratings in the bow and stern of the boats are very delicate.
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