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Hello, the image has edited a well-known model-builder for me on the computer. It looks like a photograph from the 19th century, right?
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First-class work, Danny.
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Hello Friends, today I show some news of my little naval shipyards. In the quarter galleries were still glued the window. The tiny windows were made of acrylic glass. I have fixed this with Micro Kristal Klear. As a consequence I had to install wooden strips on the quarter galleries yet. These are just decoration. Soon it continues here again.
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Hello Nils, thanks for your nice comment. There are ordinary micro brass rivets. These were soldered and sanded down. This has the following reason: For mounting two bolts are completely sufficient. Otherwise the installation would be too problematic.
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Hello, your positive comments are always pleased me. With other fittings on the outboard walls I want to continue my report. In addition to various eye bolts with rings were also fittings to customize for the fore-channels. One of these fittings is used to hook the lower-studding-sail-boom. The other is for the mooring of the flying-jib-guys. I hope you enjoy the pictures.
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Hello Karl, the handrails look very realistic. This is a top performance. The idea with the rings you have to remember.
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Hello Nigel, this is an outstanding model. A really very precise work. I hope it goes on here soon.
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Hello, many thanks für the nice comments. In between, I will still show you how the portholes of the ventilation hatches are constructed. The glass body with a diameter of 1.3 mm were punched out with a specially prepared punch pliers from an acrylic glass plate. Then they were glued with Micro Kristal Klear in a brass tube piece. The brass tube piece has an outside diameter of 2.5 mm. See you soon ..
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I hope so!
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Hello Alexander, phantastic work! I love it!
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Hello, I will continue at the French corvette with the installation of the anchor supports on the larboard side. The anchor was initially placed only temporarily, to see if it fits. Here I show you two photos:
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Hi Mark, thanks for your kind words. Here is a little update, with other metal fittings for the outboard walls of the French corvette. I hope you enjoy the pictures. This can happen sometimes. Here's a look into my sorting box with various fittings. In this case also the support for the anchor and the boat davits are seen. Here you can see a scupper valves. The eye bolts to mount outboard. Drilling the bolt holes with a diameter of 0.3 mm drill is a very delicate affair. For one of these fittings 8 holes are to be performed. Finally, an overview.
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Congratulations, Garward !
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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, the standing rigging looks very realistic. You build amazingly exact. Simply fantastic! I admire your work.- 883 replies
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Hello Jürgen, the hull will be a dream. A completely clean work.
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Excellent woodwork!
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Hallo Klaus, your woodwork is excellent, also your rope making.
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Excellent and precise wooden work!
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Hey Danny, excellent and precise work!
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Hello, today I want to show you how I have made the fittings for the ventilation hatches with portholes. These vents are located on the lower deck, as can be seen in the following pictures. The other images show step by step the process.
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Hi Karl, I can not repeat often enough myself, but your section model of the BRH is just fantastic. This precision and attention to detail is extraordinary. Here I can learn a lot about professional modeling.
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Hello, thanks for the kind words. Here is a small update:
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Hello Klaus, beautiful work! Well done.
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Hello Jan, beautiful work!
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