HMS EURYALUS by Matiz - FINISHED - scale 1:56

[matiz]

Hi ☺️

 

 

[matiz]

Hi ☺️

 

 

[dvm27]

Your pictures are literally worth a thousand words but we'll make do with "Hi".

 

Perhaps someone could point us to another forum where you describe some of these construction techniques. Auto-translate works pretty good these days.

[matiz]

Hello, I cut the tin into disks, and then I burnished it, and glued it on the wood, 
I was inspired by the structure of the stern of ships of that period, consulting various books☺️

Edited April 17, 2023 by matiz

[matiz]

Hi 

[druxey]

Those cast knees look very nice!

[matiz]

Hi, and thanks for the like:

 

 

[matiz]

Good morning ☺️

 

 

[Keith Black]

 Beautiful. 

[allanyed]

I've run out of adjectives to describe your beautiful build Tiziano.   I TRULY hope to be back in Toscana in the next two years and would LOVE to see your model.   

 Allan

[Gahm]

Wonderful work!

 

Thomas

[jdbondy]

I love how you work around the knots in the lumber to obtain pieces with grain direction that fits the shapes you need!

[matiz]

Hi, and thanks to all  ❤️

 

Allan, off course, no problem☺️

 

 

[Montaigne]

I just discovered and read through this entire build, and never before have I used the wow-emoji as many times and been so impressed with a build. Wow. Just wow all over. Beautiful. Gorgeous. Simply amazing and very inspiring. 
Thanks for sharing it all, Matiz, there’s so much for me to study and learn just by looking at the pictures in this build. 

[Hubac's Historian]

Truly, Matiz - every bit of this is beyond the beyonds!

[albert]

Wonderful work Tiziano.

[jdbondy]

Question for you Matiz: the main rail of the head has molding along its outside edge, but I don't see how that could be easily scraped in, since the rail is tapering along its length. How did you do that? Entirely manually?

[matiz]

Hello, and thanks to all, for jdbondy: I made an engraving tooth from an old blade, with a stop that rests on the outer edge, 
in this way the engraving is at the usual distance from the outer edge

Edited May 3, 2023 by matiz
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[jdbondy]

Brilliant!

 

[matiz]

Hello, and thanks to all ☺️

 

 

[matiz]

Hi ☺️

 

 

[matiz]

Good morning to all ☺️

Thanks for the likes

 

 

Edited May 13, 2023 by matiz

[Dr PR]

Very nice work!

[goatfarmer11]

To build in such a small scale amazes me, very nice.

[matiz]

Ciao, and thanks to all ❤️

 

 

[allanyed]

Incredible!  I knew you were not far from  Carrara and Pietrasanta where Michelangelo got his marble but I did not realize such artistry was in the air there as you surely got those skills in your blood.

Allan

Edited May 16, 2023 by allanyed

[matiz]

Hi, thanks, Allan, and thanks to all ❤️

 

 

[jose_b]

Splendid work as usual. What rope-making machine do you use? Could you put any photos of the process of making ropes?

Thanks in advance.

 

Splendido lavoro come al solito. Che macchina per la produzione di corde usi? Potresti mettere qualche foto del processo di creazione delle corde? Grazie in anticipo. (Google translator)

[matiz]

On 5/29/2023 at 8:09 PM, jose_b said:

Hi, I use a home made machine, I don't have any videos to show you right now, but next time I make ropes, I will ☺️

 

 

 

Splendid work as usual. What rope-making machine do you use? Could you put any photos of the process of making ropes?

Thanks in advance.

 

Splendido lavoro come al solito. Che macchina per la produzione di corde usi? Potresti mettere qualche foto del processo di creazione delle corde? Grazie in anticipo. (Google translator)

 

[matiz]

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