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8 hours ago, dvm27 said:

If you don't screw up at least one of those mortises over the course of framing the hull...I'm going to hate you. Getting a fair line was the most challenging part of the build for me.

I am undecided whether to continue in this way, as David also suggests in his book, or open the gunboats after fixing all the frames. I wanted to try with the ventilation door .....

excellent work!

Thank you, Gary!!

I placed a couple of fore cant frames:

The hawse pieces:

Of course, everything still needs to be roughed out. I kept myself very abundant!

I was missing this splendid work !!

wonderful!!!!!!

The perfection in a boat! simply wonderful!

I started fixing the whole aft part.
I have encountered considerable difficulties in getting everything to fit together!

Some progress; I fixed the bollard timberheads

Now comes the hard work!

I haven't fixed anything yet, I have to test all the joints first

I fixed the keel to the base - everything seems to be fine!

bollard timberheads:

Thank you for all likes!!!

Today I have made the inner post; nothing is fixed yet, everything is provisional:

The rabbet: for now it is only sketchy. It will be completed later, after the hawse pieces have been fixed

Axial carpentry:

7 hours ago, dvm27 said:

With a tabled scarph joint you've already jumped to the head of the pack! This is a great scale to include every detail and I look forward to your build.

Thanks Greg!
It is an honor for me to know that you will follow my job!
I hope you don't deny me your valuable advice and your help in this work that for me is new, and my knowledge is still limited!

As I had anticipated, I started a new challenge: the construction of an English frigate, with a carpentry that, until now, I had never approached. Very fascinating architecture, and a model, the Pegasus that struck me immediately, already from the first splendid images seen here on MSW. I am studying a lot, because I would like to be able to come up with a model that is worthy of the great work done by David Antscherl and Greg Herbert and I count a lot on your help and support!

Meanwhile, I started setting up the first job:

24 minutes ago, WalrusGuy said:

Congrats!!! I've been following your progress from very early on. It's very inspirational. Any thoughts for the next build? 

 

Amazing collection of models btw! 🙂 

Oh yes! I already have clear ideas and material for the next model: It will be an English carpentry frigate, the Pegasus, using the four volumes of the Swan class of David Antscherl and Greg Herbert!
1:36 scale
Enough with the tiny things!😃

Now rest in his showcase!

With this last work, the model is considered finished!

Last decoration: the bow frieze:

I like this frigate like crazy!

Stern decoration:

some other small decoration:

Masterpiece!

two small decorations:

Thank you all!
Another forestay knob: