ancre Le Fleuron by cabrapente - FINISHED

[cabrapente]

put the helm

the brass cannon, I have a few drops of tin soldier, that I later carved.

[cabrapente]

and got the silicone to make molds.

(I did pass the pipe molds belle and scree, but not needed.)

I've done some testing with resin and bronze powder.

termination is very good, but very fragile.

I will bring them all and lead paint.

[cabrapente]

the logbook.

 

to the left of the pencil, the barrels are made ​​with a mixture of tin and lead.

right, single lead.

Lead better left alone, but the heat is more and more degraded the mold (it burns slowly).

photo in 6886. you see all the artillery of fleuron within the steel boxes. and the rest will ballast

 

[cabrapente]

I brought the piece to a turner.

I have gotten into an iron bar, have welded, threaded and have done.

has been perfect.

[WackoWolf]

Nice trick with the chair, still look scary to me, but if it works don't screw with it. Love the carving work, just beautiful. Keep the pictures coming.

[harvey1847]

Wow Cabrapente!

 

Glad to see your log back the pics of the amount of patterns glued to the glue scares me.

 

 

Bienvenido! Excellent work.

 

 

Daniel.

[cabrapente]

I start making barrels and buckets.

[cabrapente]

more

[cabrapente]

discover the winery.

[cabrapente]

fabricate four lanterns

[cabrapente]

more

[cabrapente]

II found a few diodes, which operate with a button battery.

I'm trying to see how it looks.

Edited March 19, 2013 by cabrapente

[cabrapente]

keep doing tests, with the colors of the artillery

[cabrapente]

I finished placing diodos.4 in the lanterns, and 3 boxes of bombs.

I've worked hard to cover up the wires, because it was scheduled.

[cabrapente]

The master gunner

[cabrapente]

put the rudder

[cabrapente]

I start with the blocks

[cabrapente]

give color to the strings, with turpentine and bitumen.

coloco las bombas.

[cabrapente]

place the 12 bronze cannons.

I lost the photo camera.

these are with the phone, of poorer quality.

[runner63]

Beautiful work sir

 

runner63

[cabrapente]

I modified the bandsaw again.

Now I've put a "feeding hacksaw" much wider.

the cut is perfect. not need sanding. tablitas sac less than 2 millimeters-

Edited May 17, 2013 by cabrapente

[cabrapente]

ball bearings, painted.

[harvey1847]

Excellent Cabrapente! I like the different tools you make yourself. I copied you the one to make the rabet and certainly I´ll keep the pic about how to chisel the wood to make the blocks. Good hands and eyes...

 

Best wishes.

 

Daniel.

Edited June 5, 2013 by harvey1847

[cabrapente]

I put some beams of the second deck

[mtaylor]

I swear, that if there were miniature shipyard workers aboard, we would be seeing the real thing.  Wonderful, just wonderful.

[michael mott]

Great work with the blocks and the cannon balls.

 

Michael

[cabrapente]

I put some squads

Edited June 22, 2013 by cabrapente

[RiverRat]

I put some squads

Hello cabrapente!

 

I've been admiring your work immensely (and the photography!).

 

"Squads"..... I couldn't find this in nautical terminology. "Squads" can be related to the term square. Might it mean bracket or support?

 

Brian

[cabrapente]

Hello cabrapente!

 

I've been admiring your work immensely (and the photography!).

 

"Squads"..... I couldn't find this in nautical terminology. "Squads" can be related to the term square. Might it mean bracket or support?

 

Brian

angle.

is used to give rigidity to the union.

I use google translator and does not always work

 

Edited June 25, 2013 by cabrapente

[cabrapente]

the name in English, not find it.

Does anyone know her name?