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Hello Ferit, thank you for your nice comment. So it goes on:
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Hello, here I show the continuation of the construction of the carriages of the carronades. First, this is about the making of the recesses for the metal fittings. Next is the production of a metal fitting for pivoting. It also works outdoors under the sun sail on the terrace. Because it's much more fun.
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Hi Edie, Thanks for the nice comment for my model. You build a very interesting ship. 'll Keep an eye on your report.
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Hi Michiel, yes, you have certainly right. The carronade model is still too clean.
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Hello dear friends, Today I will show you the comparison of my model caronade with the photo of an original French Carronade of 1840. I think that there are many similarities.
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Hello Tony, this I have made here. The two models for casting, I made from brass like this one. And here again the castings. Incidentally, Thank you for your interest in my model.
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Hello, here are more pictures of the construction of the gun carriages for the carronades.
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Hello friends of model building, today I show you a further continuation for the construction of gun carriages.
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Hello Dear Friends, Thank you for the motivating comments. Here is an update of my Report. It's about the manufacturing of gun carriages for the carronades. These are made of serviceberry.
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Hello, here an update ...
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ancre Le Fleuron 1729 by rekon54 - 1:24
archjofo replied to rekon54's topic in - Build logs for subjects built 1501 - 1750
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Hello Paul, very impressive work! Thanks for sharing your pictures.
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Hi Karl, Thanks for the nice comment. And here's a little update.
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Hello, here I show the continuation of the production of Caronades. The supports for the gun barrels are made of brass precision casting. I have the Carronade only temporarily installed to see whether the parts fit. Later, the brass parts are still blackened.
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Hello Ed, just a fantastic performance. I'm excited.
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Hello friends, Thanks for the nice comments. Here are some pictures of the current state for manufacturing of carronaden. We'll see you again soon.
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Hello, thanks to all for your recognition of my performance. @mtaylor Hello Mark, the nuts and bolts are partially purchased. But the bolts with square nuts are self-made.
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Hello Robert, absolutely awesome and beautiful. One of the best work I have seen ever. It's art.
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Hello Dear Friends, the main armament of the la creole consisted of 20 30-pounder carronades. First I made a prototype, gonna learn how to make all the parts I need. The production of the prototype can be seen in the following images. I hope that you enjoy it. Soon I will show you more pictures of the finished Carronade.
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Simply stunning and wonderful!
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Royal William by derebek - 1/72
archjofo replied to derebek's topic in - Build logs for subjects built 1501 - 1750
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Hey, an excellent work, absolutely great. I would be interested how you did the dowels?
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Hello Jürgen, nice to see your Leopard here. What a wonderful piece of work. A very fine model that you show us.
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ancre Le Coureur 1776 by obi - 1:48 - lugger
archjofo replied to obi's topic in - Build logs for subjects built 1751 - 1800
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@ jaerschen Thanks for the nice comment. Hello, in supplement to my previous reporting, I show still images to the suction strainer with pipe for the small seawater pump.
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