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giampieroricci
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from 2,9 to 3,1 mm..... Not all the frames have the same thickness
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The structure is very fragile, given its thinness. For this reason, I decided to complete the planking of the upper works before working on the interior of the model.
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I have temporarily paused work on the Pegasus, which I will finish shortly, and in the meantime I have begun a new challenge, or rather, a double challenge: the basic idea is to build the same model twice, namely the Speedwell from the splendid monograph by David Antscherl and Greg Herbert, first in 1:96 scale complete with all its equipment and then the same model in 1:48 scale, leaving only the hull to appreciate its splendid curves. I hope I succeed! Translated with DeepL.com (free version)
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It's fantastic to watch the video and hear Kevin's voice speaking Italian! The wonders of AI.!!
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I built a manual cable bundling machine from recycled materials, which is also useful for making bundled straps for blocks in a very simple way.
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Ingenious!!!!
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I continue with the blocks:
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Hi Jack! Congratulations on the wonderful project you are carrying out! I would like to know if in the future it will be possible to buy the drawings of this wonderful model, I would like to try to build it!
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Thank you very much, David! I'm using ebony and brasilian boxwood
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A few small accessories:
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Hi Alessio! I have been following your model for a long time! I'm happy to find you here again!
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I didn't know how to make the draught marks on the bow; I had the idea of using old lead alloy printing type that I had used to cast the guns. This is the result, still to be finished.
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I went a little further with the masts:
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I started preparing the mast
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Last elements before starting with the masting: the nets of the gangways. I used a cardboard holder of a suitable size, threading very thin cotton thread diagonally between the cuts and then using another thread in the opposite direction by tying knots in it
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L'Amarante by marsalv - 1:36 - POF
giampieroricci replied to marsalv's topic in - Build logs for subjects built 1501 - 1750
Great work!!! -
fantastic!!!
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What an incredible job you are doing, Johann! Your model should be taken as an example for all those who want to equip their own! Absolute perfection!!!
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I finished the figurehead:
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First wing fixed: The second wing:
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