moreplovac Posted June 28 Author #31 Posted June 28 A bit more work done today... The ruler provides close to required angle but still some work by hands needs to be done to make sure all fits nicely... A bit more filling is required... Happy modelling.. CiscoH, Tobias, mtaylor and 6 others 9 Quote
moreplovac Posted July 18 Author #32 Posted July 18 Ok, after few weeks holidays, I am back on line and behind the mill.... will continue with build soon I finish washing my car, after 8000km.... fairly dirty.. Happy modelling.. mtaylor, CiscoH and Tobias 3 Quote
moreplovac Posted July 26 Author #33 Posted July 26 The build continues with assembling few parts, including keel... Also, I have cut the angle on the keel with a knife, file and sanding so will see end results.. Keel parts were glued together but was noted some curving on the keel so had to reassemble and glue them again with mora usage of wise and heavy objects.. Both parts done... Happy modelling... mtaylor, marsalv, Seventynet and 3 others 6 Quote
moreplovac Posted July 26 Author #34 Posted July 26 Managed to get the keel straight... Now we can continue... Happy modelling.. mtaylor, No Idea, CiscoH and 2 others 5 Quote
moreplovac Posted July 27 Author #35 Posted July 27 A bit more progress.. Happy modelling.. No Idea, mtaylor, GrandpaPhil and 4 others 7 Quote
moreplovac Posted July 28 Author #36 Posted July 28 (edited) Work on a bow continues. Few peaces cut and sanded not completely but enough to test assembly and some of the to be glued together... Now I need to find a way to transfer all rabbet lines on the other side of the part, most likely will use transparent paper and mirror image if original part... Happy modelling... Edited July 28 by moreplovac GrandpaPhil, No Idea, albert and 4 others 7 Quote
moreplovac Posted July 30 Author #37 Posted July 30 A bit more overnight glueing and parts are ready for final sending and cleanup... also rabbet line will need to be completed... Happy modelling.. Tobias, No Idea, ccoyle and 6 others 9 Quote
moreplovac Posted August 2 Author #38 Posted August 2 (edited) Third time - luck.... hopefully learned something from my mistakes... First one - broke the part above its potential repair.. Second one - too hard push with a chisel caused rabbet line to go sideways.. above potential repair... So now it has to be a good one, since I don't have more lumber available... Happy modelling.. Edited August 2 by moreplovac davyboy, CiscoH, druxey and 2 others 5 Quote
Tonphil1960 Posted August 4 #39 Posted August 4 You're moving right along, Keep it up. mtaylor 1 Quote
moreplovac Posted August 7 Author #40 Posted August 7 After few attempts, I managed to get one done; I will leave it as-is and adjust if needed more in the further steps... it took me really much of effort to get it done, understand the curvature and how it supposed to look, what tools to use for carving, etc... Anyhow moving forward... Few attempts discarded after different failures... All work was done using chisels and scrappers.. This is it, just need to glue the last piece, already sanded and ready.. Happy modelling... I think I might update this to "Happy modelling - patiently" Cheers yvesvidal, No Idea, Mike Y and 9 others 12 Quote
moreplovac Posted August 8 Author #41 Posted August 8 Continue with a keel work... A bit afterwards cleanup is needed to remove excess glue.... I do have one question, can anyone point me to some other build thread that do have a full picture of a wing-transom (#1) visible; I have some challenges visualizing the end result... really appreciated.. this is my test attempt.. Happy modelling.. yvesvidal, druxey, Tobias and 5 others 8 Quote
No Idea Posted August 8 #42 Posted August 8 Hi you are doing a great job here. These pictures may help druxey, CiscoH, yvesvidal and 3 others 6 Quote
moreplovac Posted August 9 Author #43 Posted August 9 Yes. Thank you, that helped a lot... Regards.. mtaylor 1 Quote
No Idea Posted August 9 #44 Posted August 9 If it helps this is my Le Rochefort build - I too am very much learning on the job but I have received much help on this forum to get me to this point. Also Gerard Delacroix is a member of this forum and always answers my questions regarding this lovely ship when I get stuck. Drop him a message I'm sure he will be more than happy to help. moreplovac, Tobias and mtaylor 3 Quote
Tobias Posted August 9 #45 Posted August 9 I can only agree with Mark, G. Delacroix is always very helpful, and when I have questions I always turn to him, although in the French forum. I can only recommend it, there you will find around 15 Le Rochefort and a chapter with general questions specifically for Le Rochefort. Among others, Adrian @a.sorolla is always there to help and advise. mtaylor, druxey and moreplovac 3 Quote Auf der Werkbank: Corvette La Palme (L'Amarante) von 1744 POF nach Plänen von Ancre https://modelshipworld.com/topic/32046-la-palme-by-tobias-136-pof/ https://modelshipworld.com/topic/29843-le-coureur-1776-by-tobias-caf-148/ LE ROCHEFORT - Hafenyacht von 1787 1:36 von Tobias (Monographie von ANCRE) https://modelshipworld.com/topic/34810-le-rochefort-1787-by-tobias-136-harbor-yacht-from-ancre-monograph/
moreplovac Posted August 13 Author #46 Posted August 13 I was watching Olympics and those top players do have few attempts to come to the best result..... so I decided to redo my Le Rochefort keel since I noticed few small mistakes that might bite me towards the end of this very nice build.... Here we go, a new set of copied plans, transferred and parts cut... also, you might notice a speeding up attempt in my cut parts... well.... if we can simulate planking on the deck, lets see how this would work..... Happy modelling.. mtaylor, yvesvidal, Maxthebuilder and 2 others 5 Quote
moreplovac Posted August 14 Author #47 Posted August 14 "Repetitio est mater studiourm"... I am waiting with rabbet lines on inner keel until keel is done, so I can match the shape... Happy modelling.. marsalv, yvesvidal, mtaylor and 6 others 9 Quote
moreplovac Posted August 18 Author #48 Posted August 18 A bit of a progress pictures... keel, second attempt... looks good so far... Happy modelling.. Tobias, No Idea, Maxthebuilder and 2 others 5 Quote
moreplovac Posted August 19 Author #49 Posted August 19 Working on rabbet line on the keel... using 3mm milling bit.. Happy modelling.. mtaylor, KLarsen, Maxthebuilder and 1 other 4 Quote
Mike Y Posted August 20 #50 Posted August 20 Looking crisp! Steady progress, no drama. moreplovac, mtaylor and CiscoH 3 Quote Current build: Beavers Prize - POF 1:48 (Hahn style) Side builds: Schooner Polotsk by Master Korabel 18th Century Longboat by MS Finished: 21ft English Pinnace by MS
moreplovac Posted August 25 Author #51 Posted August 25 Keel building process continues... lots of repetitions (my mistakes) and trying to use the most of available woods takes plenty of build time... but I am getting there... This is a final version, no more "build it again", no more wood available at this moment so hopefully all will be done fine. A little bit of a cleanup and sanding is still needed.. Continue with other keel parts, like sternson knee, which I have sanded on disk sander to get correct shape. I had one over-sanded result so ended up redoing it using some old wood parts.. The rabbet line is also taken care of, using a small chisel and lots of scraping, bellow first line with a V chisel. Copy of the plan with draw lines on the opposite site using a light table to see thru... I don't have a printing option to print mirror image of a plan part so had to mark lines using old fashioned method, light table... Still work in progress, not done with rabbet lines, which i find the most difficult to trace, at least for me. Happy modelling.. mtaylor, Maxthebuilder, Mike Y and 5 others 8 Quote
No Idea Posted August 25 #52 Posted August 25 I built my axial parts twice on my build to get them right. It’s so important to get the spine of this lovely ship correct as every thing else follows. I admire your efforts to get this section correct well done mate 👍 moreplovac and mtaylor 2 Quote
moreplovac Posted September 6 Author #53 Posted September 6 To break routine a bit, started to work on frames... Just testing, no glue and no final sanding completed.. So far goes well, the only challenge is that my wood planks were 6mm thick and frames are all 5mm so need to send down each frame individually... Will be an expert in sanding at the end. Happy modelling.. Mike Y, marsalv, Maxthebuilder and 3 others 6 Quote
druxey Posted September 6 #54 Posted September 6 Good start on your frames. Just a few more to go.... mtaylor and moreplovac 2 Quote Be sure to sign up for an epic Nelson/Trafalgar project if you would like to see it made into a TV series http://trafalgar.tv
moreplovac Posted September 6 Author #55 Posted September 6 Yeah, couple... 🙂 mtaylor and CiscoH 2 Quote
moreplovac Posted September 7 Author #56 Posted September 7 A bit more progress... sanding, fitting, sanding, fitting,,,, not much to report... Happy modelling.. druxey, Maxthebuilder, Mike Y and 4 others 7 Quote
bdgiantman2 Posted September 7 #57 Posted September 7 5 hours ago, moreplovac said: not much to report... I get reminded a lot doing this hobby how Rome wasn't built in a single day concerning progress. Model is coming along nicely, doing a great job. Brian D No Idea, mtaylor and moreplovac 3 Quote
moreplovac Posted September 7 Author #58 Posted September 7 Thank you Brian; it is hard to stay focused at the beginning when you are just cutting pieces but when it starts to get a shape than all exitement begins.. bdgiantman2 and mtaylor 2 Quote
No Idea Posted September 7 #59 Posted September 7 That really is lovely work and Brian is right - take your time as there is no rush 👍 mtaylor and CiscoH 2 Quote
moreplovac Posted September 9 Author #60 Posted September 9 Few more frames marked for thinning to 5mm and ready for sanding .... and few more frames added .... Happy modelling... CiscoH, mtaylor, Maxthebuilder and 4 others 7 Quote
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