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My previous construction of a kit.. ..is coming to an end, so it's time to start with a new one... Another construction I'm starting is scratch build, I've decided for a ship from the 16th century, a galleon, which I always liked, specifically 1597 Roter Lowe.. I've had the 1:60 plan at home for many years, it's a copy of a well-known German plan.. The scale is close to fifty, still very detailed and mainly the ship hasn't got much decoration, which I do not dare make yet. I'm leaving 3D aside, I hope paper plans will do.. Right fr
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all, My Halve Maen build was already on hold, but during our move to a new house in November 2015, she got lost because one of our friends put her box on the pavement instead of in our car. After that the enthusiasm to build was completely gone. I spent last year enjoying my other hobbies. But, as a Dutch saying goes: 'Blood is thicker than water' and the urge to build another ship came back. So, May I present to you the Spanish Galleon Nuestra Señora del Pilar De Zaragoza (Our lady of the pillar of Zaragoza), a Spanish Treasure Galleon.
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Hi everyone! This is my next build after finishing The Mayflower, which you can see in the Gallery here. I started this build already a while ago, back in 2012. Life circumstances caused me to give it a break in an early stage. However, with my life in order (more or less) and no other project going on (I put my Renommee idea on hold for now and next in line is then anyway the Hollandsee Zweedekker). The ship is the replica of a Spanish treasure galleon, ´The Neptune´ for the 1984 movie "Pirates" by Roman Polanski. This built is an excursion int
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info Scale of the model and probable dimensions of the ship Internet Links ship building 16th century http://www.maritimearchaeology.dk/downloads/MA Thesis_Alexiou.pdf http://www.maritimearchaeology.dk/downloads/Furring in light of 16th century ship design_web.pdf http://www.maritimearchaeology.dk/downloads/Full thesis bates.pdf http://nautarch.tamu.edu/Theses/pdf-files/Steere-MA2004.pdf http://www.patrimoniocultural.gov.pt/media/uploads/trabalhosdearqueologia/18/22.pdf http://nautarch.tamu.edu/pdf-files/Myers-MA 1987.pdf ttp://www.theonrust.com/
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Do you remember your first model? My shipmodeling began with DeAgostini's "Grand Sailboats" magazine in 2010...
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From the album: The MAYFLOWER - CARD - 1:100
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From the album: The MAYFLOWER - CARD - 1:100
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Hi @ all! I would like to present here my ongoing project. It is the Mayflower from 1620 after the plans of Waldemar Nowy (Danzig, Poland) 1975: "Historic Sailship MAYFLOWER" (based on the Mayflower II) I started this build about in November 2010. I had several breaks during the build due to my private situation. At the moment I work on the cannons and the masts. Here are some pictures of my progress so far. I would also like to post some of my techniques I used as soon as time allows me to. Rgds, Radek
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From the album: The MAYFLOWER - CARD - 1:100
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From the album: The MAYFLOWER - CARD - 1:100
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From the album: The MAYFLOWER - CARD - 1:100
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From the album: The MAYFLOWER - CARD - 1:100
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From the album: The MAYFLOWER - CARD - 1:100
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From the album: The MAYFLOWER - CARD - 1:100
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From the album: The MAYFLOWER - CARD - 1:100
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From the album: The MAYFLOWER - CARD - 1:100
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From the album: The MAYFLOWER - CARD - 1:100
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From the album: The MAYFLOWER - CARD - 1:100
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From the album: The MAYFLOWER - CARD - 1:100
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From the album: The MAYFLOWER - CARD - 1:100
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From the album: The MAYFLOWER - CARD - 1:100
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From the album: The MAYFLOWER - CARD - 1:100
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From the album: The MAYFLOWER - CARD - 1:100
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From the album: The MAYFLOWER - CARD - 1:100
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From the album: The MAYFLOWER - CARD - 1:100
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