PRINS WILLEM by juzek

[juzek]

I welcome:)

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[Louie da fly]

A very clever construction method - a 3-piece plug and staples! I take my hat off to you, Juzek.

 

Steven

[Omega1234]

Me too, Juzek.  Well done!

 

Cheers

 

Patrick

[juzek]

Continuation 

I thank Steven , Patrick 

Edited October 2, 2016 by juzek

[Omega1234]

Hi Juzek

 

Very nice and clean work.  Your method of building the hull is very interesting, as well; particularly when there are no internal hull stiffeners to maintain the hull shape.  

 

Nicely done!

 

Cheers

 

Patrick

[juzek]

I thank Patrick  

[Louie da fly]

This seems to be a very unconventional build technique, but it works brilliantly! Nice to see new and unusual ideas. I'm very impressed. And beautifully precise work.

 

Steven

[amateur]

Hi Juzek,

 

Which drawings do you use? Ketting or Corel?

 

Jan

[juzek]

I welcome 

I thank Steven

Jan - Ketting .

 

 

Andrzej

[amateur]

Are you following Ketting wirh a fore-deck, or do you take the model as it is, without a forecastle-deck?

That deck in the reconstruction is quite a debate, most scholars taking the view that it should not be there.

 

Jan

Edited October 5, 2016 by amateur

[Louie da fly]

Is that a piece of mirror glass you used as a scraper? Nice idea. And the kitchen scourer for the final finish - I like it.

 

Steven

[juzek]

Jan , he is building as Ketting .

 

Steven  yes, it is glass and glass wool .

 

Andrzej 

[FriedClams]

Beautiful work. Very creative build methods. Nice.

 

Gary

[juzek]

I thank Gary.

 

Andrzej   

[Omega1234]

Looking really good!

 

Cheers

 

Patrick

[EJ_L]

Beautiful work! I am really enjoying seeing the different construction techniques you have been using. It is nice when I get to learn something new and I am doing that with your build. I am looking forward to seeing more of it as you progress. 

[juzek]

I thank Patrick and E.J.   

 

Andrzej.

[Louie da fly]

A very impressive build. And that carving is exquisite.

 

Steven

[Omega1234]

Absolutely stunning in every respect!

 

Cheers

 

Patrick

[juzek]

I thank Patrick and Steven   

 

Andrzej .

[Omega1234]

Wow, wow and wow!

 

Cheers

 

Patrick

[tadheus]

Very fast pace of work.Bravo.Bravo.Bravo.

 

 

 

Pawel

[fmartins]

Juzek, this is amazing! I am truly in awe due to your out-of-the-box thinking! I'd never think of building a hull from the shape like you did! Congrats!

[fmartins]

I'll have to follow this... again, I'm amazed by your building method...

[amateur]

The carvings are nice, but why did you choose not to model rge knights head on the main knight?

Those carved heads were quite typical for the ships in this period.

 

Jan

[juzek]

I thank amateur and fmartins 

[fmartins]

I have a question... do you think you method of hull building would work in a smaller scale (20~40 cm hull size)? Do you have more pics on the "shape" preparations and fairing? I'm a beginner and I'm reaaly interested in this different construction method!     

[fmartins]

What kind of oil / varnish do you use? It's beautiful and gives it a weathered look!

[druxey]

Very interesting building techniques, Andrzej! Nicely done.

[Ponto]

An exceptional build!!! .... very well done............

 

 

JP