archjofo
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Hello Klaus, beautiful work! Well done. -
Hello Jan, beautiful work!
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Hi there, and here the further implementation of the details for the channel and the chain plates. The sample section is now complete. The now proven details I build further on the overall model.
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Hi Grant, I appreciate your kind words. ... and so it goes on: The reinforcement (flat iron) for the supporting knee I made out of brass sheet 0.2 mm. The support of the channel (round iron bars) was made of brass wire with a diameter of 0.9 mm. The second attempt for a support for the channel can be seen in the picture. This is made of a round brass bar having a diameter of 1.5 mm. This is too massive, unrealistic. In the next step, these pieces are browned and then mounted.
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Sorry, I've overlooked. Thank you for your addition.
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Hi there, Today I show the construction of channels and chain plates. Always a sample test on the cross-section. Here the corresponding detailed drawing: Furthermore now the first pictures of construction: Soon more pictures of the construction of the channels.
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ROYAL CAROLINE 1749 by Doris - 1:40 - CARD
archjofo replied to DORIS's topic in - Build logs for subjects built 1501 - 1750
Hello Doris, it is a pleasure to see your new build log images. Is it possible that you show us your ropewalk?- 881 replies
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Very beautiful piece of work.
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Hello Sherry, Your work is totally fantastic! I really enjoy seeing the great details. Thanks for sharing the images.
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HMS Victory by willz
archjofo replied to willz's topic in - Build logs for subjects built 1751 - 1800
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ROYAL CAROLINE 1749 by Doris - 1:40 - CARD
archjofo replied to DORIS's topic in - Build logs for subjects built 1501 - 1750
Hello Doris, I am a great admirer of your models. As you build your models, is unparalleled and fantastic. With great interest I am waiting for new images. I look forward.- 881 replies
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Hello, the question relating to the mounting of the gun port lids I could now finally clarify with the help of a forum colleagues. In the painting of Horace Vernet is clearly at the bottom gun port lid a hook recognizable as such (yellow arrow). Furthermore, in the Monograph La Creole 1827 by J. Boudriot on page 96 can be found, that the upper lid with 4 hooks has been fixed. So there were a total of six hooks for attachment to a gun port. This was implemented by me immediately at the battle station. In addition, 48 hook with eyelet for the model I have to make.
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Wonderful work Alex. A real joy to watch.
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A well done job at an excellent model.
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Hello, this table saw is a self-made. Made from an excellent modeller, who posts in the forum here. His name is Alex. Contact The saw can not tilt it. By the way, thanks for the nice words.
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Hello Karl, excellent carving, so delicate and beautiful. I'm excited!
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Hello, here is a short update:
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Hello Mark, Thanks for the kind words. Here is a small update. All 38 hammock cranes are finished.
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Outstandig work!
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Hello Klaus, outstandig work!
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Hi Alex, beautiful work.
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Hello, it is always a pleasure to get nice comments Thanks for that! It goes on with the production of hammock cranes. The last picture shows a test position of the holders.
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Hello friends, today I will show you how to attach the upper gunports cover with hook and eyelet. For this detail I have researched long. I hope this is the correct version. The difficulty was to bend the small hook with eyelet from 0.3 mm brass wire. This detail must now be implemented in the model. Here are the corresponding images:
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