Dutch Two-decker by SuperSylvester - 1/50 scale - from plans of Heinrich Winter's Hohenzollern model

[SuperSylvester]

Thanks again! But that is too much honnor for my average level...

 

Continuing

 

That means woodcarving again pfff, this won't be an easy part

 

Let's try something with wood from the appletree

 

They're really small

 

 

 

Finally...

[SuperSylvester]

Continuing.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

We'll have fish for diner

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Jack

[Omega1234]

Hi Jack

 

Wow!!! Talk about taking modelling and wood carving to a whole new level....absolutely superb.

 

You must, undoubtedly, have an incredible amount of skill and patience to achieve what you've done.

 

I look forward to following along.

 

All the best

 

Patrick

[SuperSylvester]

Hi Patrick, thanks for your compliments but it's not really woodcarving.

 

I used some dentist drills on a little Dremel-thing and making one fish takes about an hour to 'carve'. 

 

It took some more time and effort to design and build the whole beakhead bulkhead while this is no part of the original model. 

 

I hope it looks okay...

 

Cheers,

Jack

[amateur]

Even using a dremel, it remains carving.

We can't see the tools you are using, we can only judge you by the superb result 

 

Jan

[amateur]

Have you seen the model by Peter (Mr Hollom).

That's becomming a real stunner: (can't impute a link here ...., search for Hohenzollern)

 

Jan

[YankeeD]

On 3/3/2015 at 4:14 PM, amateur said:

Have you seen the model by Peter (Mr Hollom).

That's becomming a real stunner: (can't impute a link here ...., search for Hohenzollern)

 

Jan

It seems the build of Mr. Hollom has been deleted??