HMCS Aggasiz by dj.bobo - cut-away model - Flower-Class Corvette

[dj.bobo]

On 12/7/2017 at 3:44 PM, Sailor1234567890 said:

That's a bigger model than I thought you were building. I just walked past her sister HMCS Sackville about 30 minutes ago. She's tied up in our dockyard at her winter berth.

I know this museum ship on the web, I will use the site images for my construction. I'm a little jealous of you having such a treasure near your home.
All good and a beautiful evening.

Adrian,

[kees de mol]

Very interesting way of building but I can see You know what You are talking about.

[dj.bobo]

Good evening for everyone, work goes on with the first elements on the ship's bosom. They followed the ribs, stringers, the central hook.
I'll start making the second half of the starboard to work the ship's bottom.
A beautiful evening still.

Adrian,

[Jim Lad]

Looking very nice, Adrian, but a question.  Were the frames of flat plate or were they angle girders?

 

John

[dj.bobo]

On these flat strips I will place the ribs of the ship.
All the best .

 

 

Adrian,

[Jim Lad]

Thanks for that, mate! 

 

John

[dj.bobo]

Good evening for everyone, come back after two months of work.
Because I'm building a part of the ship's bottom I started building the halfboard on the starboard.
A nice evening .

Adrian.

[Jim Lad]

Nice to see you back at work on her, Adrian.

 

John

[dj.bobo]

Hello to everybody, work continues with the construction of half starboard. Because this yard has been trimmed and I have not built it whole. It is on this half that they build from the styrene strand of the ship.
All the best you want.

 

 

Adrian,

[druxey]

Nice to see you back again!

[AntonyUK]

Hello Adrian.

A very interesting build method.

Your skills are first class +++

 

Regards Antony.

[popeye the sailor]

looks like quite a process.......very interesting as well