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  1.    Calista reacted to a post in a topic: HMS Sphynx by Alex M - Scale 1/48 - English 20 Gun Frigate as build 1775
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  8. Alex M
    Are you sure that Falconer show breeching rope in his drawing? It is too thin to be a breeching rope. I think, he show an extra Tackle used to held the gun in position. D. Steel show a cut splice in his drawings and I think, it is only right methode to bring the breeching rope aroung the cascable of the gun. Regards Alex
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  11. Alex M
    Mark, I think it is a Fireship... have you this book? https://www.amazon.com/Fireship-Terror-Weapon-Age-Sail/dp/1591142709 druxey was faster
  12. Alex M
    Hi Tony, Fincham states that the planks from foreign oak are up to 42 feet long. That are planks for ships bottom. Planks for boats have smaller thickness and width, so I think more length was also possible. Alex
  13. Alex M
    Hello Mark, here a better image of the setup and drawing showing the duplicator principle. I have changed this afterwards and turned the cannon pattern. Important: the width of cutting tool and taster should be the same, then you will be able to cut rings from both sides. Alex
  14. Alex M
    Hello Mark, here is the setup for turning gun barrels with duplicator. It shows also the shape of cutting tool: Alex
  15. Alex M
    Hello Mark, I'm glad you are back and work on Bellona! Alex
  16. Alex M
    Hello and thank you for your comments! some news from Sphynx have finished inboard planking on Quarterdeck. Manufakturing of Planksheer: Regards Alex
  17. Alex M
    Here is the link to project: http://www.buildthelenox.org/ I hope the ship will be really build and not end as Zeven Provincien... Alex
  18. Alex M
    Incredible carpenters work, Tiziano! It is true Pleasure to follow you work, thanks for sharing. Alex
  19. Alex M
    Hello Karl, it is true work of art! Incredible! Alex
  20. Alex M
    Hello and thank you for your comments! the decks are now treenailed and sanded Regards Alex
  21. Alex M
    Hello, blowing the dust here and show some progres on my decks Treenailing... Regards Alex
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    I'm out of words... it is simply WOW! The planksheer looks terrific! Alex
  24. Alex M
    Many thanks for warm words! Oh yes Greg, treenailing! I'm not sure how to process with. The Quarter deck and Forecastle have less dimensioned beams and the distance between is less that on the Gundeck. If I use the usualy treenail schema with two nails on each beam then, I suppose, it will be too much. I will play with photoshop to see how this will looks: Alex
  25. Alex M
    Hello, finaly glued last planks on quarter deck and began sanding: Alex

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