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  1. Alex M
    Thank you Druxey! And yes, it will have chain-driven split. Alex
  2. Alex M
    Hello, a litle bit of progress, the work go on: Soft soldered from 0,1mm brass: Alex
  3. Alex M
    Hello, very good hand work, Giampiero! But I have meant te window glazing in your last picture. It looks very authentic! Alex
  4. Alex M
    Many thaks guys for warm words! Alex
  5. Alex M
    Nice progress, and very fine looking glazing, how do you doing them? Alex
  6. Alex M
    Thank you Mark, Grant and Druxey! I wery appreciate this. Alex
  7. Alex M
    Neat planking! Really good work. And great figurehead too. Alex
  8. Alex M
    I have seen slots from missing staples, but are you sure that false keel was fastened with presented staples and missing staples at one time, or new presented staples are replacements for lost one, just moved and hammered in other place? Stalkart says, that "...In such ships as are not intended to be frequently in harbours where they ground, the false keel is slenderly secured..." from here Slenderly is like meagerly or sparingly, 12 inch spacing sounds more strong for me... I'm not sure, as I have not foung any rule for spacing til now... Alex
  9. Alex M
    Thanks for warm words! It will be chemical blackened. Alex
  10. Alex M
    I would say they are spaced from 3 to 5 feet, judged from keel size... I think that the space can be a ratio of keel square, like other things (scarphs, etc) Alex
  11. Alex M
    Hello, not a big update, but some images: building of fire hearth. Some mix of soft solder and CA glue, brass sheets 0,3 mm and 0,1 mm thickness. Images show the prcess: Alex
  12. Alex M
    muchos gracias, crumete69!
  13. Alex M
    Hi Dan, I can nothing add to have been said, only echo other comments: impressive rigging! Alex
  14. Alex M
    Hi Isalbert, impressive work! Glad to see updates of your wonderfull model. Alex
  15. Alex M
    Hello Karl, congratulations for finishing a beautiful model! Very impressive work and true piece of art! Alex
  16. Alex M
    Many thanks Tony for posting those pictures! I have a question according to first Cutter: is the unfinished state (as she was donated to museum) documented? what exactily was completted or added 1960? Alex
  17. Alex M
    Hello, the capstan is now completted. Here are some close up images and overall views. Alex
  18. Alex M
    Amazing image with background, Johann! And the last one with carronade! Alex
  19. Alex M
    Thank you Johann for warm words! Yes Greg, it's really hard wood, nearly as boxwood. But it had very fine grain that match the scale. And good color You will need a lot of sandpaper... :D Alex
  20. Alex M
    Pear wood for planking and hornbeam for deck.
  21. Alex M
    Many thanks you guys for warm words and comments! I very appreciate it! Alex
  22. Alex M
    Hello, not much time to work, just a smal update. The upper capstan is nearly done. Alex
  23. Alex M
    Hi Gary, no problem with delay, we have patience. I'm glad to see the photos of incredible work at main wales and fire hearth once again Alex
  24. Alex M
    Hi Gary, I was browsing through you build log to see some details and noticed some missing images, especially on page 10,11 and 12. What happens? Alex
  25. Alex M
    Many thanks! Druxey, I will leave a part of quarterdeck unplanked, and the bearing is visible through gun port... Alex

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