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  1. Alex K.
    Hi All, After my build of the Half Moon, I started buiding the Friesland of Mamoli. However, when the 2nd planking was nearly done, I paused buiding due to all kinds of circumstances. Now that I'm working from home for 2 months already (due to Corona), I picked up buiding again. I'll post some pictures of the buid in 2013, end then continue where I left off. I hope to finish this build, I didn't start a report earlier because I was afraid I wouldn't keep it up. But now I built for 2 months already, I dare to start. this report.
  2. *Hans*
    Foto Willem Barentsz (1 of 13).jpg

    From the album: The expedition ship of Willem Barentsz

    © www.kolderstok.com

  3. *Hans*
    Foto Willem Barentsz (7 of 13).jpg

    From the album: The expedition ship of Willem Barentsz

    © www.kolderstok.com

  4. *Hans*
    Foto Willem Barentsz (1 of 16).jpg

    From the album: The expedition ship of Willem Barentsz

    © www.kolderstok.com

  5. *Hans*
    Foto Willem Barentsz (8 of 13).jpg

    From the album: The expedition ship of Willem Barentsz

    © www.kolderstok.com

  6. *Hans*
    Foto Willem Barentsz (6 of 16).jpg

    From the album: The expedition ship of Willem Barentsz

    © www.kolderstok.com

  7. *Hans*
    Foto Willem Barentsz (13 of 13).jpg

    From the album: The expedition ship of Willem Barentsz

    © www.kolderstok.com

  8. *Hans*
    Foto Willem Barentsz (3 of 13).jpg

    From the album: The expedition ship of Willem Barentsz

    © www.kolderstok.com

  9. amateur
    I once had a build log of my Prins Willem here on MSW. I also had a backup of it on my PC. Some months ago I deleted that one.... I wish I hadn't done so I will try to recreate some of it over the next weekends. Perhaps that will give me some inspiration to continue her rigging, as I haven't done much over that last months. Jan
  10. zappto
    Hello, this is my galleon ship construction. It is my second ship build. I will share photos of the build, hope you will like. Friesland The highly ornate Friesland dates from about 1663, when she was launched as part of the fleet of the "Seven Provinces" of the Netherlands. As part of the allied Aglo-French fleet, she took part in the Battle of Solobay in 1672. Mamoli's double plank-on-bulkhead kit, based on reliable Dutch documentation, features 80 turned brass cannon and over 50 gilded metal ornaments. The model is a magnificent replica, complete with authentic
  11. *Hans*
    20171101 - Zeven Provincien-2 klein.jpg

    From the album: De Zeven Provinciën 1665

    Side view of the Zeven Provinciën. Scale model in 1:72 - which makes a model of approx. 90 cm length, 40 cm width and 85 cm height. Built as scratch model, but now available as kit.
  12. igorcap
    Reconstruction of decor and production of elements from wood.
  13. *Hans*
    20171101 - Zeven Provincien-13 klein.jpg

    From the album: De Zeven Provinciën 1665

    Very detailed stern with ornamentation modeled after the famous drawing by Willem van de Velde.
  14. *Hans*
    Dordreght 2

    From the album: Dordreght VOC Retour ship 1618

    150 Feet long - which is roughly 43 meters. Build in 1618 - in 1619 one of the ships exploring the Australian coast - in 1628 part of the convoy together with the Batavia - burned and lost with her complete cargo in 1630 due to heavy fire (uncontrollable due to the brandy which was part of the cargo).

    © www.kolderstok.com

  15. *Hans*
    Dordreght 1 VOC retour ship

    From the album: Dordreght VOC Retour ship 1618

    17th Century East India Man (retour ship) used for trading spices and goods between Holland and the Dutch East Idies. She was the vessel of Skipper Francisco Pelsaert before he became Skipper of the Batavia

    © www.kolderstok.com

  16. *Hans*
    Dordreght 1618 - stern

    From the album: Dordreght VOC Retour ship 1618

    The stern shows the maiden of Dordrecht. This statue from 1616 is still at the Groothoofdspoort in the City of Dordrecht
  17. ChrisLinden
    Hello MSW, I started building the Friesland one year ago, and maintained a build log at Dutch forum www.modelbouwforum.nl Because I relied heavily on the build log by GreatGalleons, I decided to post my progress here as well. I hope it is fun for you to read. Mind I am new to the hobby, so expect a lot of (beginner) mistakes and troubles Let me begin to recap what has been done so far. Building plank: Keel and Bulwarks, dryfit Note if you also want to build this Mamoli kit: The keel does not match the drawings/plans at all. Either make a new one from scratch or a
  18. flying_dutchman2
    I have decided to do a serious review on this book and the plans and here it is. (avsjerome2003) just mentioned the book and nothing else. 17th century Dutch Merchant Ships Text, Photos and Plans for the Ship Modeler. By A. J. Hoving Plans by C. Emke Models by H. Tomesn Graphics by E. Hoving Publisher: SeaWatch Books, LLC Case Bound, Full Color, Dust Jacket Year: 2014 Large 8.5x11 format Pages: 152 and 24 sets of plans from 10 merchant ship types in the scale of 1-48 and 1-96. ISBN: 978-0-9904041-1-8 With this book all the plans modelers may need to recrea
  19. flying_dutchman2
    GOING DUTCH: How England Plundered Holland’s Glory LISA JARDINE Paperback: 432 pages Publisher: Harper Perennial; Reprint edition (September 1, 2009) Language: English ISBN-10: 0060774096 ISBN-13: 978-0060774097 This is a very interesting book about the Dutch and the British. There is a large section on how the Dutch invaded England. Something the history books forgot to mention. It is very detailed. I enjoyed reading about this and much has been written on this era of the Netherlands. The following is an excerpt from the book. It is loooooong, and amazing..... This is a book about
  20. *Hans*
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    From the album: Batavia - 17th Century VOC Retourship

    © JEvanNieuwkoop-NL

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    From the album: Batavia - 17th Century VOC Retourship

    © JEvanNieuwkoop-NL

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    From the album: Batavia - 17th Century VOC Retourship

    © JEvanNieuwkoop-NL

  23. *Hans*
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    From the album: Batavia - 17th Century VOC Retourship

    © JEvanNieuwkoop-NL

  24. *Hans*
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    From the album: Batavia - 17th Century VOC Retourship

    A bit blur picture

    © JEvanNieuwkoop-NL

  25. *Hans*
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    From the album: Batavia - 17th Century VOC Retourship

    © JEvanNieuwkoop-NL

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