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Hello Mark, this is a good technique for the glazing of windows on a model. Thanks for the explanation. -
Hello, here is a little updat of my report. See the pictures: The washstrakes are already built.
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Hello, thanks for the likes! Here I show you a brief update of the report: Preparation for installation of the gunwale.
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Hello , thank you for your interest and kind comments. Also thanks for the many Likes. The planking of the second cutter is ready. Here is an update of the photo report:
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Hello, thank you very much for your interest and kind words, that´s a great honour for me and appreciate your comments a lot. I am pleased, I can share my hobby with you all. I also find here plenty of great inspiration watching your wonderful models and inspirative technologies. Thank you for this pleasure. Here's an update of my building report: After completion of the frameworks it goes with the planking on. The plank width is 2.5 mm. 10 planks must be installed per boat side.
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Hello, thanks for your interest, for the comments and the likes! The second frame work for a cutter is completed. Here is a size comparison of all previous boats for the French corvette.
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Hello, thank you for the nice compliment and the Likes! And here it goes merciless continue by boat building ... The framework for the first cutters for the French corvette is ready so far to planking. The second bulkhead framework is already in progress.
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Hello, here is a litte update: PS: I beg your pardon for the double reporting. Therefore, I changed it.
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Hi Remco, thanks for your nice comments. Here I want to show you the basics for the construction of the two boats. Compared to the original model of the boats from the Musée national de la Marine there are various deviations from the plan of J. Boudriot and drawings from the Atlas du Genie Maritime. As a result of my review of these documents, I choose therefore the construction of the cutter is substantially based on the drawings from the Atlas du Génie Maritime and J. Boudriot. That's the theory; soon it then continues with images of the model practice ...
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Hello Hartmut, this is a very fine detail work. It looks great.
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Hello, many thanks to all for your positive comments and the likes. It pleases me again about your feedback. With the New Year I have started the construction of the two cutters (petits canots) of the French Corvette. Here are the first impressions:
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Hello, thanks for the likes and positive feedback. Just in time for the year, the pinnace was finished. For this I want to show you some pictures. I wish you all a Happy New Year!
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Hello, thank you for the nice comments and the likes. Here's my new video for the construction of the longboat: LINK I hope you enjoy it.
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Hello Mark, thank you for your positive feedback and all the others for the interest in my report.
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Fantastic work!
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Hello, thanks for the nice comments and the likes. Here are a few recent pictures to further internal development of the pinnace.
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Hello, I am happy for the positive feedback, thank you for it. The attachment of the mast clamps was to be clarified. After searching the internet I have at various Models seen this solution. I think that this hook bolt represent a practical solution. For this my drawing:
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In the next step I made the mast clamps for the thwarts. On the following pictures are all built-in parts for the Pinnace
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@Fam Hello, the coppering looks fantastic! A great achievement.
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Hello, thanks for the nice comments. Here is a little update:
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Hello there, thanks to everyone for the positive feedback. It continues with a two pictures of the progress of the construction of the pinnace.
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Hello, Thanks for the positive feedback. For the preparation of supports for the thwarts, I made a template out of a small brass tube. This solution I've seen here in the forum at Remco's building report. This works very well. Thanks to Remco! A further thwart is installed.
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Thank you Mick! I continue with my report:
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