Gahm
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I can only agree with the above comments. It is beyond me how you can do such marvelous work at such small scale! I am really looking forward to see this model move to completion!
Thomas
- Keith Black, mbp521, Mirabell61 and 3 others
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Thank you, B.E. and Glenn for your kind words, and again thanks for all the likes! Glenn, the loop was closed with a 'simulated splice', i.e. I glued both ends together with CA and served the connection with the two ends of the serving thread, which I had left there for this purpose when serving the rope.
Thomas
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This is an amazing model! It shows what you can do with outstanding craftsmanship, artistic talent, and a good sense for innovation!
Thomas
- Stuntflyer, KenW, Rustyj and 3 others
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Thank you, Johann!
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Fantastic job, Johann! I will use this as reference (again) once I am at that point with my Syren 🙂
Thomas
- mbp521, Keith Black, mtaylor and 4 others
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Great looking wheel, Mike! Especially the spokes are the tricky part, and you did an excellent job!
Thomas
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Making these columns looks like a pretty tedious job. But as usual, wonderful execution on your part!
Thomas
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The end result looks very good! Careful work and perseverance clearly paid off!
Thomas
- WalrusGuy and Retired guy
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I finally had the time to continue with the fore stay, bob stay, and bowsprit shroud collars. To make life easier I added some extensions to my Syren serving machine (Img_1). I also used the open and closed heart kits from Syren. They show more details than the parts provided in the initial ship model kit (Img_3), and being assembled of three different wood layers the danger of accidentally breaking them is minimal. The ropes for the collars were all served with a 100 wt silk thread. For the round seizings I used a 100wt silk thread of a slightly different color. Images 2 – 7 show the process and the final result. Img_8 presents the bowsprit assembly in its current state.
Thomas
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This stove is a beauty! Great work, B.E.!
Thomas
- mtaylor and Blue Ensign
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Beautiful work! Very realistic.
Thomas
- Keith Black, FriedClams, mbp521 and 1 other
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Wonderful work and craftsmanship!
Thomas
- Obormotov, giampieroricci, bruce d and 2 others
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Your level of detail at that scale and quality of execution is just mind-bugling!
Thomas
- Keith Black, mtaylor and FriedClams
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Outstanding craftsmanship! A real treat to follow your progress!
Thomas
- mtaylor, Keith Black, Obormotov and 3 others
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Your decoration really turned out amazing! Wonderful job, B.E.!
Thomas
- mtaylor and Blue Ensign
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Our Emblem ®
HMS EURYALUS by Matiz - FINISHED - scale 1:56
in - Build logs for subjects built 1801 - 1850
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Simply outstanding!
Thomas