Mary Rose by Baker - scale 1/50 - "Your Noblest Shippe"

[Louie da fly]

Beautiful work, as usual, Patrick.

 

Steven

[Old Collingwood]

Amazing work  -  so  hard  to  find  out the  100%   facts   as  proof  is  burried  -  but damn  good  attempt  is  all  we can  do  (like  my   own build)

 

OC.

[72Nova]

Your craftsmanship is on full display, just fantastic!!👍

 

Michael D.

[Baker]

First.

Thanks everyone for watching, liking and comments.

 

Building the upper part of the hull at the waist. We change from fraims on the inside of the planking to standards on the outside. Planking is quite thin here, only about 4cm 1/1 scale.
First the stadards, luckily some of these remained. And my standards were created based on them. One by one, time consuming

Glue the standards in place after dry fitting

Then the planking on the rear castle is neatly cut.

The first plank

The second plank, all hands (clamps) on deck.

Additional supports around the gun ports.

Glued the middle rail in place

And the top rail.

The starboard side is ready, the tops of the rails still need to be shortened slightly. 

I'm happy with the look of this part, if I say so myself 

[Alvb]

 

Hallo Unterstützer,

 

Ich bin sehr gespannt, wie ihr den Bau der Bugfestung lösen werdet. Da ich derzeit an einer ähnlichen Rekonstruktion arbeite, interessiert mich insbesondere die Konstruktion des über den Bug hinausragenden Galions im Hinblick auf Deckbalken und Seitenwandanbindung. Balkweger (ich kenne den englischen Namen nicht) sind dort nicht möglich.

Gruß

Alvb

Edited April 30 by Alvb

[Baker]

11 hours ago, Alvb said:

 

Hallo Unterstützer,

 

Ich bin sehr gespannt, wie ihr den Bau der Bugfestung lösen werdet. Da ich derzeit an einer ähnlichen Rekonstruktion arbeite, interessiert mich insbesondere die Konstruktion des über den Bug hinausragenden Galions im Hinblick auf Deckbalken und Seitenwandanbindung. Balkweger (ich kenne den englischen Namen nicht) sind dort nicht möglich.

Gruß

Alvb

Yesterday your text was in English and now in German?I understand the German language, but writing in German ...

 

The hull under the fore castle will be further planked with horizontal planks up to the top rail of the waist.

What will happen next above this planking, only the future will tell.
step-by-step, so patience, patience, patience 

[Alvb]

A text that inexplicably translates itself? very strange, indeed...

[Baker]

With the port side also ready, the standards are made to height. A simple way to measure, is to use a wooden plank as a template.

 

A mold for the semi-circular gun ports. This is slightly conical, so up to the arrow and no further, otherwise the hole is too big.

Ready.

This is how far we have come, next is the last piece of planking on the bow.

Thanks for following

[Ab Hoving]

A pleasure to watch your thread Patrick.

Ab

[tartane]

 

Can this reconstruction contribute anything to the bow of the Mary Rose? It is in the Mary Rose Museum in Greenwich.

Constant

 

[Baker]

For some parts yes, for most parts not.

The first models appeared just after the wreck was recovered. Based on information at that time.
This model, and the caldercraft model, are based on this early info.

in fact they have turned a carrack into a kind of a galeon. 🤢

 

buy and read.😉

 

 

Edited Monday at 01:17 PM by Baker