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I am posting many photos to follow the construction process of this model, as a supplement to the monograph, if they can serve the modelers colleagues who are working on this beautiful frigate, but if apart from these photos anyone needs further clarification can contact me sending a private and I will respond without delay. Mahonesa Octubre 2024.mp4 Adrián Sorolla
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Continuing on the outside of the hull, we arrive at the fore ship, preparation of the curves bowsprint and the eyes of a ship: cordially
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Now the manufacture and installation of chain wales, channels the masts. We begin by making the tables, which are composed of several boards. Construction of reinforcement curves In the previous photo you can see the profile that the table has to have, which is flat at the water line and with a slight slope towards the outside on the upper side, so that the rainwater comes out. Next, manufacture of the dead eye: Manufacture of bindings: The technique is to use a printing with printer toner and transferring the drawing to the brass tape, with wetting the back of the paper with some solvent liquid. thank you
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This post, deals with the realization and installation of artillery bolts in gun ports battery Due to the complexity in the realization of the bolts, given the differences in thickness of the ship side, although the hole is through from outside to inside, I relined the bolts in two pieces. Artillery bolts.mp4 thank you
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Hello I want to update the work done these last months on the frigate La Mahonesa, First the realization and installation of the rudder In the previous photo I want to emphasize the separation between the "rudder" and the "post" that must be minimal or rather null, to avoid that it can be placed any foreign element. thank you
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a.sorolla reacted to a post in a topic: La Mahonesa by KLarsen - Scale 1/48 - stern cross-section
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Hi After several weeks of work the outer lining of the hull of the frigate is completed. The starboard side is completely lined, and the port side releases the openings made in the structure to be able to show the interior Some photos show the realization and, at the end, some details of the simplified nail of the boards . Adrián
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Hi With the bulkhead closing the chamber, the "fine" carpentry is for later, now and before installing more equipment on the deck I will make the lining of the submerged part of the frigate’s hull since for this operation I have to put the keel up. Adrián Sorolla
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Hi Continuing with the embellishment of the stern, this time the installation of the decorations in the stern, it is only a top decoration glued to the corning and a tiny cutlet with the name of the boat. These decorations are drawn by Fermin Urtizberea Oronoz, in 3D and relined in CNC by Migue, Miquel Rodríguez García Adrián Sorolla
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Hi Modification of the decorations of the walls, the panels in the form of molding are much better Adrián Sorolla
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Realization of the interior of the captain’s chamber, 1st part, the ground Adrián Sorolla
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a.sorolla reacted to a post in a topic: La Mahonesa 1789 by native one - scale 1/48
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Already on other work, I have realized the escuppers of the main bridge, in the external part of the side. Adrián Sorolla
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Hi Yes, I will be in Evian les Bains (Haute Savoie) in October 2024, it will be a pleasure to meet us personally Adrián Sorolla
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Hi I made the stern of the frigate La Mahonesa I leave a lot of photos, if they can be useful for those who are building this frigate Adrián Sorolla
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Hi I have spent a few days making the decorations of the stern of the frigate La Mahonesa. I leave here some photos of the work I am doing Cordially Adrián Sorolla
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