Cutty Sark by NenadM

[popeye the sailor]

very nice progress Nenad.........holds and canvas covers look great!   super job!  

[NenadM]

Nenad,

 

hatch with partial drawn back canvas, great detail  

 

Nils

 

Thank you Nils. I thought my model has a lot of details, until I started to follow your building logs

 

You always come out on top, Nenad. So do not complain about a slight colour difference

 

Tarpaulins will not have the same colour, since they get dirty, and will be replaced over time, but the chance they get changed simultaneously is small

 

I know that Carl, and that comfort me ...

 

 

very nice progress Nenad.........holds and canvas covers look great!   super job!  

 

Thanks Denis aka Popeye ... so ... since you are Popeye, maybe you will be interested in receipt for SPINACH MOUSSAKA ON LEEK I posted in "What do you cook today"

 

Something is happening here ... I do not know or can not discover reason ... every 2-3 days I got a new case ... so, I am pretty buried over head with tons of papers, working almost whole day including last 3-4 weekends ... 

 

Fortunately or unfortunately, on October 1st starting strike of employees in judicial authorities, so I hope to treat some order in my life and my activities 

[NenadM]

Adrian, The Prince of Persia, decided to occupy my workspace in office during I go down for tea, and I had to leave office. He is stronger than me

 

 

Will he fall down? I'll hear it

 

So, I was forced to go to shipyard to finish another hatch

 

 

This time, canvas is packed

 

 

 

Booby hatch left

Edited October 30, 2016 by Nenad

[mtaylor]

Cats and dogs know when need to stop working and go do something fun.  Or at least that's the way it seems.

 

I love those hatches.   

[michael mott]

Nenad folding up the second canvas is a brilliant solution in my view. Getting ready to lay it out or folding it up ready to open the hatch, perfectly ambiguous but a good looking detail.

 

Michael

[popeye the sailor]

pretty neat........different phases of operation      a great definition of the level of detail,  with as the degree of detail.   very good work Nenad!  

[NenadM]

Couple of days I was ( and still I am) covered and over-loaded with office stuff, and with non-planed non-office stuff ( 2+1 dentist visit etc etc )and has no time even to answer to replies. She (CS) is crying on Her shelf asking for third hatch. I`ll see if I can leave office later today ( now it is 17:30h and it is Saturday evening, and I am still in office !!!) to fulfill Her wish

 

 

Cats and dogs know when need to stop working and go do something fun.  Or at least that's the way it seems.

 

I love those hatches.   

 

Thanks Mark. For a few weeks, a new "reminder-girl" will come to her new home. Princess  and me were going to see her and to meet with Her (less than a month old, Princess is holding Her) and Her mother ( a large gray shaved mass laying in front of Princess on second photo)

 

 

 

Her name will be: Rhea, by the name of Mother of Zeus (Ancient Greek mythology)

 

Nenad folding up the second canvas is a brilliant solution in my view. Getting ready to lay it out or folding it up ready to open the hatch, perfectly ambiguous but a good looking detail.

 

Michael

 

Thanks Michell. Just to remind that all of those of my "inventions" has purpose to draw attention from mistakes

 

 

pretty neat........different phases of operation      a great definition of the level of detail,  with as the degree of detail.   very good work Nenad!  

 

Thanks, Denis. Your works in details inspired me. Except number of builds

 

 

Great idea for the hatches. It took some time but I looked at every page of your build And learned alot. Very nice work.

 

Thanks Dave. I watch your build careful and with great interest

 

Yes, reading my build log ... it takes some time, because I work slow, had many returns and re-do stuff, and like to write. Also, I think my mistakes can be usefull for someone not to go in wrong direction, and didn `t kill posts with mistakes. But, 176 pages till now ... even I have a problem to find some particular photo or post I wish to refer to in discussion. And I am just halfway to end, approaching slowly to "masting" "yarding", sails and rigging ... maybe it will finish as a book "Diary of beginner in ship-modeling" or so, but - who wants to read it and bye it ?

 

 

[jud]

Nenad, you have put more into your build log than model building, you have included a substantial part of you and your family's path through life as well.

jud

Edited November 5, 2016 by jud

[NenadM]

Booby hatch, rough works

 

 

[popeye the sailor]

making great progress Nenad..........remember....no time limits or restraints.   cute puppy!  

[cog]

Where did you get that giant lighter ? Looks far to good for rough works! 

[popeye the sailor]

models are afraid of them....you know  

[NenadM]

making great progress Nenad..........remember....no time limits or restraints. cute puppy!

 

Time ... time ... time

 

Where did you get that giant lighter ? Looks far to good for rough works!

 

 

The best thing is that I have found gigant cigarettes ! Look at next post ...

 

models are afraid of them....you know

But, modelers are not afraid!

Edited November 10, 2016 by Nenad

[NenadM]

Half-product

 

 

Product on gigant cigarettes

 

 

And on gigant fingers

 

 

And temporary on place

 

 

New look and feeling of main deck. Noting is glued for now

 

Edited November 10, 2016 by Nenad

[CaptainSteve]

Great work, Nenad !!!

 

Are those cigarettes 5 foot long ?? I sure hope you are not smoking a whole pack of those every day.

[popeye the sailor]

nice work with the hatch!   the deck layout looks really good..........

[cog]

It starts to look like a ship's deck, Nenad. Very nice work on the companion way

 

P.s. those giant fingers look really fake

[CaptainSteve]

P.s. those giant fingers look really fake

 

I don't know, Carl ... the detailing on them looks pretty good.

Edited November 11, 2016 by CaptainSteve

[cog]

Steve,

 

I'm missing all those scars, fresh cuts, and band-aids from creating all those fabulous tiny deck fittings

 

Sorry, Nenad, back to your log

[michael mott]

I like this it has a great charm to it.

 

The overall shot shows just how far you have come on this enjoyable journey.

 

Michael

Edited November 11, 2016 by michael mott

[mtaylor]

Just wow, Nenad.  Her majesty just keeps getting better and better.   

[NenadM]

Great work, Nenad !!!

 

Are those cigarettes 5 foot long ?? I sure hope you are not smoking a whole pack of those every day.

 

 

Fortunately, those are regular Winston 100`s cigarettes. Unfortunately, I am smoking almost 2 packs per day. Almost two years I was out of control for food and cigarettes, and this autumn I decided to keep healthy life, which I succeed with food, but not with cigarrets   

 

nice work with the hatch!   the deck layout looks really good..........

 

Thanks Denis, I am glad you like it. Stil far away from your brilliant smooth surfaces

 

 

It starts to look like a ship's deck, Nenad. Very nice work on the companion way

 

P.s. those giant fingers look really fake

 

Thanks Carl. I dreamed about this fingers in my workshop .... scary ( if you have huge imagination, as I)

 

 

I don't know, Carl ... the detailing on them looks pretty good.

 

Hey Cap, you discovered my little secret about this giant fingers ....

 

 

Steve,

 

I'm missing all those scars, fresh cuts, and band-aids from creating all those fabulous tiny deck fittings

 

Sorry, Nenad, back to your log

 

 

You forget sneeze over desk, which acts as  twisters toward Florida to small parts ...

 

I like this it has a great charm to it.

 

The overall shot shows just how far you have come on this enjoyable journey.

 

Michael

 

Thanks Michael. Just to mention that your photos couple of years ago have significant merit for leading me to the "detailing devil`s road"

 

 

Just wow, Nenad.  Her majesty just keeps getting better and better.   

 

Thanks Mark. When I was at the beginning, looking another`s logs on this stage, I was thinking I will never reach this point, adn I will never be able to make something like that. Bit by bit, step by step, mistake by mistake, and here we are ... learning curve in practice.

[NenadM]

Boats - preparing

 

I realized that there are 3 types of boats : Captain`s GIG, Jolly Boat, and two life boats, all three different in details

 

It could be interesting if anybody can explain their usage and names  (Jud ?)  

 

At first, I had to re-scale drawings from C-plans sheet No 3 where details of boats are drown by Mr.Campbell to scale " 1/4" to 1 feet" to my already re-scaled plans where at the sheet No 1 I have their dimensions at 100% zoom level  as on my model

 

" 1/4" to 1 feet" - completely incomprehensible for us who have learned the metric measurement system

 

Then I measured main dimensions and make a notes for myself, and here is what I have got in Adobe Illustrator

 

 

 

 

 

Little beasts !!!! I have a hunch it will wreck my nerves ...

Edited November 14, 2016 by Nenad

[NenadM]

The first attempt to determine the line of the ribs ... Playing in adobe illustrator

 

 

Length of this boat is only 7 cm 

[cog]

7cm ... Then you'll have your work cut out for you! Good luck with the planking. That won't be easy, or will you be using a plug?

Edited November 16, 2016 by cog

[popeye the sailor]

I felt you will go mad Nenad.......so I did some digging.   I was looking in my 'modeler's handbook',  and there is a loophole     it says:  "a modeler can cheat a little,  but he has to make an honest attempt to cover it up."    so see.........you could get some of those plastic boats {found in kits},  and plank over them....like I do         

 

but........if you plan on going all out........folks have done a very good job using plugs and assorted methods.   nothing is too good for her Majesty!  you'll do fine.........what you've done so far has been nothing short of awesome!  

[dgbot]

At that size I would go with a plug.  Easier on my nerves.  Unless you are a glutton for punishment and into sadomaschism and go for building up the frames and plankng it.  In reality most boats were built on a plug.  And the frames were bent to the plug and planked or planked over with the frames added.  

David B

[NenadM]

Thank you for your kind tips, gentleman !

 

But, I need a little precise explanation about using word "plug" in context 

 

Goggle translate is not useful for this !!!

 

[mtaylor]

Nenad,

 

Here's a plug with frames being installed.  I hope this helps.

 

[popeye the sailor]

a 'plug'  is nothing more than a mold,  in which to fashion your boat hulls to.  add ship modeling into your search.