GreaverBlade Posted May 3, 2023 #121 Posted May 3, 2023 Very cool. I'll wait and see the end result then, and if you have cast offs, I'll see where my "wife would kill me" budget is sitting. I have a Creality CR-10, so I can accommodate 300mmx300mm pieces without issue. For detail parts, I have an Elegoo Saturn. For when things need to be really nice, I have brass and a jeweler saw! Thanks for the reply; I really can't wait to see the end result. Keith Black, mtaylor and Canute 3 Quote
Haze Gray Posted May 4, 2023 Author #122 Posted May 4, 2023 Started working on the Messena today - one of my most favorites and looks do-able... Keith Black, Canute, NavyShooter and 2 others 5 Quote My Current Builds: The USS Maine - 1/72 3D printed Armored Cruiser (1889) USS Olympia, USS Texas, USS New York, HSwMS Tapperheten, Cerbere Ships I am currently designing or have completed in Fusion 360: German: SMS Scharnhorst, SMS Kaiser Sweden: Svea, Gota, & Thule (both early and later versions), Flygia France: French battleship Charles Martel, Dupuy de Lôme, Faucon (aviso), United States: USS Katahdin (1894) Ram ship, USS Monteray USS Oregon Japan: Mikasa, Fuso Russia: Izumrud, Novgorod Spain: Pelayo Great Britian: Turbinia (1894) - First ship with Steam Turbine, HMS Edinburgh (1882) Denmark: Tordenskjold Ships I intend on designing & building in the future: French: Jauréguiberry, Massena, Bouvet United States: USS Virginia, USS Brooklyn, USS Minneapolis, USS Ericsson, Russian: Rossiya, Peresvet, Bayan, Slava, Tsesarevich Brazil: Riachuelo Spain: Emparador Carlos V
Haze Gray Posted May 20, 2023 Author #123 Posted May 20, 2023 Painted the bottom of the French Ram Belier - so thought I would share a pic ccoyle, Canute, GrandpaPhil and 5 others 8 Quote My Current Builds: The USS Maine - 1/72 3D printed Armored Cruiser (1889) USS Olympia, USS Texas, USS New York, HSwMS Tapperheten, Cerbere Ships I am currently designing or have completed in Fusion 360: German: SMS Scharnhorst, SMS Kaiser Sweden: Svea, Gota, & Thule (both early and later versions), Flygia France: French battleship Charles Martel, Dupuy de Lôme, Faucon (aviso), United States: USS Katahdin (1894) Ram ship, USS Monteray USS Oregon Japan: Mikasa, Fuso Russia: Izumrud, Novgorod Spain: Pelayo Great Britian: Turbinia (1894) - First ship with Steam Turbine, HMS Edinburgh (1882) Denmark: Tordenskjold Ships I intend on designing & building in the future: French: Jauréguiberry, Massena, Bouvet United States: USS Virginia, USS Brooklyn, USS Minneapolis, USS Ericsson, Russian: Rossiya, Peresvet, Bayan, Slava, Tsesarevich Brazil: Riachuelo Spain: Emparador Carlos V
Kevin-the-lubber Posted May 23, 2023 #124 Posted May 23, 2023 You're doing some fabulous work here, Haze. Keith Black, mtaylor and Canute 3 Quote Kevin https://www.ebay.co.uk/usr/ktl_model_shop Current projects: HMS Victory 1:100 (Heller / Scratch, kind of active, depending on the alignment of the planets) https://modelshipworld.com/topic/23247-hms-victory-by-kevin-the-lubber-heller-1100-plastic-with-3d-printed-additions/ Cutty Sark 1:96 (More scratch than Revell, parked for now) https://modelshipworld.com/topic/30964-cutty-sark-by-kevin-the-lubber-revell-196 Soleil Royal 1:100 (Heller..... and probably some bashing. The one I'm not supposed to be working on yet) https://modelshipworld.com/topic/36944-le-soleil-royal-by-kevin-the-lubber-heller-1100-plastic/
Michael Mash Posted June 15, 2023 #125 Posted June 15, 2023 Seeing your preliminary work with “Masséna” motivated me to send words of encouragement. I built this ship in card/paper in 2014, and had great fun with it. It was a challenge, but it provided many hours of enjoyment. For myself, the unique characteristics were an endless source of fascination. The design features of the early French Predreadnought warships take many twists and turns, none more so than “Masséna”. mtaylor, Canute, Keith Black and 1 other 4 Quote
bootsmann Posted August 1, 2023 #126 Posted August 1, 2023 Hello, I think the Cerbere-class did not have a green underwaterhull. The hull was wood planked and copper sheeted. Greetings Ingo Canute and mtaylor 2 Quote
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