PvG Aussie Posted August 31 #1 Posted August 31 This famous ship was under the command of Captain James Cook when he sailed the South Pacific and discovered New Holland (Australia). Quote PvG Aussie (Peter) Started modelling Jan 2022. Joined MSW March 2024. Quote: Rome wasn't built in a day! Current Build: My Admiral's tasks! 😉 Past Builds: Artesania Latina (AL) Belem (1:75), AL Vasa (1:65), Scratch build Australia II BOTTLE (1:225), AL Bluenose II (1:75); AL Bounty (1:48), AL HMB Endeavour (1:65), Trumpeter Bismarck (1:200), Border Models Avro Lancaster Bomber (1:32), AL Fokker Dr1 (1:16), Das Werk WWI German U-Boat SM U-9 (1:72); Scratch build HMS Victory BOTTLE (1:530), Wolfpack PBY-3 Catalina (1;72), Scratch build MS Sibajak 1928 BOTTLE (1:1150), Imai Kagaku Spanish Galleon 1607 (1:100), Brandenburg State Yacht 1679 (1/200), HMS Endeavour (1/450) BOTTLE, ILK USS Enterprise (CV-6) (1/350), PLUS approx. 13 more ships in bottles.
PvG Aussie Posted August 31 Author #2 Posted August 31 (edited) I started a new build yesterday! 😜 If you can't follow any of the content below, go to a more detailed build I did earlier, here. As always, I started with a bottle and a set of carefully scaled plans. Two pieces of wood (12mmx20mm). Decided on how much of the top piece is needed and also where the shrouds would be going on the top piece, so I drew under the top piece (All will be made clear later.) Decided where the two 20mm Flat Head nails were going. Up from the underside of the bottom piece of wood. (These are used to hold the two pieces together.) Generally, away from the marked areas. Don't forget to leave them protruding a few mm. Used my Dremel to cut out 2-3mm depressions under the top piece. 🙃 Cut a top plan of the ship and glued it to the top of the joined (NOT GLUED) blocks. Start shaping! Do the same with the side profiles. Once done check symmetry. Stop and admire your wonderful tiny achievement. TODAY I added some rails (using Polystyrene 0.25 x 2.0mm strips) and started painting! Using these paints. Don't forget the top edge of the bottom piece. (It helps hide the join.) and during the whole process, remember to do a fit test of both pieces. Tomorrow is Father's Day so I think nothing will be happening. Congrats to all Dads. Cheers, Edited August 31 by PvG Aussie Landlubber Mike, ccoyle, mtaylor and 1 other 4 Quote PvG Aussie (Peter) Started modelling Jan 2022. Joined MSW March 2024. Quote: Rome wasn't built in a day! Current Build: My Admiral's tasks! 😉 Past Builds: Artesania Latina (AL) Belem (1:75), AL Vasa (1:65), Scratch build Australia II BOTTLE (1:225), AL Bluenose II (1:75); AL Bounty (1:48), AL HMB Endeavour (1:65), Trumpeter Bismarck (1:200), Border Models Avro Lancaster Bomber (1:32), AL Fokker Dr1 (1:16), Das Werk WWI German U-Boat SM U-9 (1:72); Scratch build HMS Victory BOTTLE (1:530), Wolfpack PBY-3 Catalina (1;72), Scratch build MS Sibajak 1928 BOTTLE (1:1150), Imai Kagaku Spanish Galleon 1607 (1:100), Brandenburg State Yacht 1679 (1/200), HMS Endeavour (1/450) BOTTLE, ILK USS Enterprise (CV-6) (1/350), PLUS approx. 13 more ships in bottles.
PvG Aussie Posted September 2 Author #3 Posted September 2 Greeting All, Making the details for the deck was very easy. Progress has been made thanks to my scaled diagrams. This one is used to measure and make masts, yards and sails. To decide on the rigging, I just keep using the same diagram. The little ship is coming together well, and it fits into the neck of the bottle quite easily. The sail material has been stained with Vallejo Brown Sand paint and is ready for cutting and attaching to the yards, tomorrow. Till next time, Cheers, CiscoH, mtaylor and Landlubber Mike 3 Quote PvG Aussie (Peter) Started modelling Jan 2022. Joined MSW March 2024. Quote: Rome wasn't built in a day! Current Build: My Admiral's tasks! 😉 Past Builds: Artesania Latina (AL) Belem (1:75), AL Vasa (1:65), Scratch build Australia II BOTTLE (1:225), AL Bluenose II (1:75); AL Bounty (1:48), AL HMB Endeavour (1:65), Trumpeter Bismarck (1:200), Border Models Avro Lancaster Bomber (1:32), AL Fokker Dr1 (1:16), Das Werk WWI German U-Boat SM U-9 (1:72); Scratch build HMS Victory BOTTLE (1:530), Wolfpack PBY-3 Catalina (1;72), Scratch build MS Sibajak 1928 BOTTLE (1:1150), Imai Kagaku Spanish Galleon 1607 (1:100), Brandenburg State Yacht 1679 (1/200), HMS Endeavour (1/450) BOTTLE, ILK USS Enterprise (CV-6) (1/350), PLUS approx. 13 more ships in bottles.
PvG Aussie Posted September 8 Author #4 Posted September 8 (edited) Not much interest in this one, but thanks to @CiscoH and @ccoyle for your support. Last time I left you with masts up and not much else. So here goes. She was then ready for the sails, using white glue, and shrouds. (Holes in hull, needling lines and glue in place underneath.) Time to put her into a clean dry bottle. Bottom half first. Let it dry overnight. Then, 'the cruncher', the top half. 😬 Let it dry overnight and then pull her up! Add the finishing touches and she is FINISHED! Thanks again guys for your support. Cheers, Peter. Edited September 8 by PvG Aussie mtaylor, ccoyle and Landlubber Mike 2 1 Quote PvG Aussie (Peter) Started modelling Jan 2022. Joined MSW March 2024. Quote: Rome wasn't built in a day! Current Build: My Admiral's tasks! 😉 Past Builds: Artesania Latina (AL) Belem (1:75), AL Vasa (1:65), Scratch build Australia II BOTTLE (1:225), AL Bluenose II (1:75); AL Bounty (1:48), AL HMB Endeavour (1:65), Trumpeter Bismarck (1:200), Border Models Avro Lancaster Bomber (1:32), AL Fokker Dr1 (1:16), Das Werk WWI German U-Boat SM U-9 (1:72); Scratch build HMS Victory BOTTLE (1:530), Wolfpack PBY-3 Catalina (1;72), Scratch build MS Sibajak 1928 BOTTLE (1:1150), Imai Kagaku Spanish Galleon 1607 (1:100), Brandenburg State Yacht 1679 (1/200), HMS Endeavour (1/450) BOTTLE, ILK USS Enterprise (CV-6) (1/350), PLUS approx. 13 more ships in bottles.
Landlubber Mike Posted September 8 #5 Posted September 8 Well done Peter!! Sorry to have missed this earlier. You put it together quickly! Makes me want to finish my SIB build. I got a little stuck in how I wanted to represent the bulwarks in a thinned down version and just decided to start something else. I wanted to get it thin, but then of course needed to be strong enough to hold the rigging. I was originally trying to use thin plywood, and might try it again. After building 1/700 scale ships, I have better tools and ideas on how to proceed with details like that. Your build log is very inspiring! mtaylor 1 Quote Mike Current Wooden builds: Amati/Victory Pegasus MS Charles W. Morgan Euromodel La Renommèe Plastic builds: Hs129B-2 1/48 SB2U-1 Vindicator 1/48 Five Star Yaeyama 1/700 Pit Road Asashio and Akashi 1/700 diorama Walrus 1/48 and Albatross 1/700 Special Hobby Buffalo 1/32 IJN Notoro 1/700 Akitsu Maru 1/700 Completed builds : Caldercraft Brig Badger Amati Hannah - Ship in Bottle Pit Road Hatsuzakura 1/700 Hasegawa Shimakaze 1:350 F4B-4 and P-6E 1/72 Accurate Miniatures F3F-1/F3F-2 1/48 Tamiya F4F-4 Wildcat built as FM-1 1/48 Special Hobby Buffalo 1/48 Eduard Sikorsky JRS-1 1/72 Citroen 2CV 1/24 - Airfix and Tamiya Entex Morgan 3-wheeler 1/16 Terminated build: HMS Lyme (based on Corel Unicorn) On the shelf: Euromodel Friedrich Wilhelm zu Pferde; Caldercraft Victory; too many plastic ship, plane and car kits Future potential scratch builds: HMS Lyme (from NMM plans); Le Gros Ventre (from Ancre monographs), Dutch ship from Ab Hoving book, HMS Sussex from McCardle book, Philadelphia gunboat (Smithsonian plans)
PvG Aussie Posted September 10 Author #6 Posted September 10 On 9/9/2024 at 12:05 AM, Landlubber Mike said: I got a little stuck in how I wanted to represent the bulwarks in a thinned down version Hi Mike @Landlubber Mike, Have a look at my simple solution in Post #13 here. Simple and worked well. Thanks for your great comments regarding my build. Peter Landlubber Mike and mtaylor 1 1 Quote PvG Aussie (Peter) Started modelling Jan 2022. Joined MSW March 2024. Quote: Rome wasn't built in a day! Current Build: My Admiral's tasks! 😉 Past Builds: Artesania Latina (AL) Belem (1:75), AL Vasa (1:65), Scratch build Australia II BOTTLE (1:225), AL Bluenose II (1:75); AL Bounty (1:48), AL HMB Endeavour (1:65), Trumpeter Bismarck (1:200), Border Models Avro Lancaster Bomber (1:32), AL Fokker Dr1 (1:16), Das Werk WWI German U-Boat SM U-9 (1:72); Scratch build HMS Victory BOTTLE (1:530), Wolfpack PBY-3 Catalina (1;72), Scratch build MS Sibajak 1928 BOTTLE (1:1150), Imai Kagaku Spanish Galleon 1607 (1:100), Brandenburg State Yacht 1679 (1/200), HMS Endeavour (1/450) BOTTLE, ILK USS Enterprise (CV-6) (1/350), PLUS approx. 13 more ships in bottles.
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