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Virginia 1819 by rony - FINISHED - Artesania Latina - scale 1:41


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Shabbat Shalom, Rony.

 

In the shop notes section of this website there are a number of planking tutorials that will help you finish up the planking on your model. See the very first post under the section on Building, Framing, Planking and plating a ships hull and deck. In it Mark Taylor gives a link to the planking tutorials. I used them on my Shenandoah hull and found them extremely helpful. Your ship is looking very good, by the way.

 

Steve

completed models:

Shenandoah (Corel)

 

waiting on the shelf:

La Sirene (Corel)

Half Moon (Corel)

Puritan (Mamoli)

 

 

 

Patsy (derisively): "It's only a model."

Arthur: "Sshhh."

 

 

 

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Wow, Rony! What beautiful job you have done with the mahogany planking. It looks very good and clean. 

 

Steve

completed models:

Shenandoah (Corel)

 

waiting on the shelf:

La Sirene (Corel)

Half Moon (Corel)

Puritan (Mamoli)

 

 

 

Patsy (derisively): "It's only a model."

Arthur: "Sshhh."

 

 

 

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The two-toned planking looks so good, Rony. I especially like the job you did on the transom. Very nice work!

 

Steve

completed models:

Shenandoah (Corel)

 

waiting on the shelf:

La Sirene (Corel)

Half Moon (Corel)

Puritan (Mamoli)

 

 

 

Patsy (derisively): "It's only a model."

Arthur: "Sshhh."

 

 

 

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I believe it! But the time was worth it.

completed models:

Shenandoah (Corel)

 

waiting on the shelf:

La Sirene (Corel)

Half Moon (Corel)

Puritan (Mamoli)

 

 

 

Patsy (derisively): "It's only a model."

Arthur: "Sshhh."

 

 

 

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Hii
Pasting all the pillars of the rail to the ship.

I hope it's  good.

 

Unfortunately, the poles of the rail and wire pillars were wrong. I had to bend them to 3 mm thick. The wrong rod was mistaken for the entire length of the ship, where I had to stick a 4 by 3 mm

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