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Tho wood is pear wood and brazilian boxwood for the wall of gunboats mtaylor reacted to this Quote
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I started working inside the belly .... In order not to make the model too heavy, I decided not to place the planking of the hold
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The model is now of extreme fragility and therefore I thought of starting the coating of the dead work:
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I i am building this model at 1:96 scale, as it is written in the title. the model you see in the background is H.M.S. Alfred that I am building at the same time, based on drawings by Harold Hahn at 1:72 scale Here is the topic:
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ancre Belle Poule 1765 by j.guydal
giampieroricci replied to j.guydal's topic in - Build logs for subjects built 1751 - 1800
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I started my new project, a little ambitious, on an almost impossible scale: I always admired extremely small models, always convinced that it would have been an impossible job for me. It's a challenge against myself! Obviously I started from the keel and it is already difficult to be able to keep the straight line.
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many people ask me how I build the tools I use for small sculptures: I made a video that can explain:
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I have been following you for a long time! Your work is excellent, clean and with an enviable precision! Your construction method is absolutely extraordinary! It would be nice one day to be able to see your model live and meet you in person!
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