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  1. archjofo
    Hi Nils, as always, an absolutely fantastic work.
  2. archjofo
    Hi Bob, a very nice work.
  3. archjofo
    Hello there, thanks for the nice comments. That makes me happy. Original the tholes were made of wrought iron. For the model I made this in brass. The last picture shows the sloop in its future position.
  4. archjofo
    Phantastic work!
  5. archjofo
    Hello, Carl and Greg, Here are the next attempts .... :D The nailing I made with holes diameter 0.5 mm. The filling is made of furniture wax. Before I put the parts in the sloop I have it coated with "Ballenmattierung".
  6. archjofo
    Stunning work, Nils!
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    Stunning work, Alexander!
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    Hello, for your nice posts I say warmly thank you. Here I show the first attempt to produce the thole pins.
  9. archjofo
    Thanks, your nice remarks are a pleasure again. Latest photos of the chaloupe:
  10. archjofo
    Hello Dirk, do not worry, I am not bored ... Hello Joe, Carl and Mark I am very pleased about your nice comments, thanks! Here is a small update:
  11. archjofo
    Hi Mik, thank´s for your nice comment. Here are a few new images to build the sloop (chaloupe). The anchor davit (to laying out anchor LINK ) on the stern of the boat is constructed somewhat complex. For this detail the documents from J. Boudriot were not sufficient. Therefore, I oriented myself on Atrlas du Genie Maritime.
  12. archjofo
    Hello, thanks for the nice comments. The finished rudder looks like this.
  13. archjofo
    Here is the continuation of my report is to build the chaloupe: The rudder for the sloop I made of two parts, as in the original. The fittings I make of brass. The rudder was designed to insert and remove, for example, when the boat was stowed on the ship. Please look to the images. I hope that they like.
  14. archjofo
    Hi, thanks für the nice comments! Here's a little update:
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    Hi Gianpiero, a very nice and accurate work. I am amazed.
  16. archjofo
    Hi Nils, good job!
  17. archjofo
    Hello, this positive feedback is a great pleasure again and again. Thank you very much. Today I'll show you a few small steps forward to build the sloop. Particularly, I would point to the wooden supports for the swivel guns. For landing missions the sloop could carry 4 swivel guns. ...to be continued
  18. archjofo
    Hello, here I show more details for the construction of chaloupe. The last three images reveal the current build status. I hope you like it.
  19. archjofo
    Oh Sorry. I will remove the duplicate report.
  20. archjofo
    Hello, first of all I would like to thank you all for your encouragement. Currently I'm still working on the interior finishing of the chaloupe. Before I make the parts in wood, I make stencils out of cardboard.
  21. archjofo
    Hi Dan, Congratulations for the fantastic model and Thanks for the detailed reporting.
  22. archjofo
    Hello Doris, a fine collection of ship models that you have created in the course of your life. I admire your artistic style and precision with which you build your excellent models. I hope that you will show us a lot more of your art.
  23. archjofo
    Beautifully built!
  24. archjofo
    Hello Nils, you're doing an excellent job.
  25. archjofo
    Hello, thanks for the nice comments. And here is the sequel to the interior fittings of the long boat.

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