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That looks really good!

Rusty

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Thank you for your comments and likes.
After a little break I came back to work on the gallery today.
I didn't manage to get all the angles to match one hundred percent.
But I hope that in the final view it will be enough.

 

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Dusan

 

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25 minutes ago, westwood said:

I didn't manage to get all the angles to match one hundred percent.

 

Few of us ever do! Your work looks perfectly acceptable from here.

Chris Coyle
Greer, South Carolina

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Wow! Well done! I’d be proud of the results.

Jim 

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Thanks for the kind words and likes guys.
Now I have a shingle roof to do and then I finally have to make the fancy moldings.

But I still have to figure out which profile of scraper to make.

I have the friezes printed and I'm also thinking if I should spray the friezes with some varnish, fixative before cutting them out.

Maybe something with a satin finish.

Dusan

 

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If you spray them….do only a light spray from far away.   It really doesnt have to be soaked which I see some folks doing.  Just a light spray of matte fixative from a couple feet away.

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Definitely a light coat of a fixative spray, I did two light coats of Winsor & Newton Fixative. I got it on Amazon Here

 

It is neither matte or satin, still looks like the paper when it’s dry. 

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Hi guys,
just a little push forward,
I put down the shingles,
then I used 3mm masking tape to test the run of the central moulding,
then I formed the support strip for more comfortable installation - gluing molding strip (at least I hope so)
and finally I tried to make a scraper with a suitable profile.
I'll see tomorrow if I still like it or if I'll change it.

 

the friezes on the photo are just test in a wrong colour

 

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Very well done! The Q gallery’s look just perfect, along with the moulding profile! Impressive work.

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Thanks for the compliments guys.
I've scraped off the other moldings and I'm just one step away from gluing them in place.
But I still have my doubts.
The thing is it's a bit wider than the monograph mentions.
I stayed with Chuck's earlier idea of making the bottom molding wider.
So the result that the top  is 2.5 mm
the middle almost 3 mm
and the bottom 3.17 mm.
What do you think ?
I also made a scraper for the top molding for homogeneity
and  I will use probably only the finely cleaned spiral laser cut.

 

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Dusan

 

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Revenge 1577 - by westwood - 1:64

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Thanks guys,
so I'm going for it, wish me luck.


Still the scrapers, I'll just repeat what I wrote on the previous page:
I made the scraper from a razor knife freehand with diamond discs
and with a magnifying glass.
Profil was continually tested and fine-tuned.
And the fancy mouldings are scraped with  freehand too.

No other special tool.
But as I wrote I used pear wood.
Because in cherry the scraper tended to float and the thickness wasn't consistent either.

So harder wood is probably better.
Also, the width of the scraper profile must match the width of the prepared strip.

 

 

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Dusan

 

Currently building:

HMS Winchelsea 1764 by westwood - 1:48

Revenge 1577 - by westwood - 1:64

In preparation:

Fourth-rate ship 1681 - 1:48

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