Herbert Heger Posted June 14 #1 Posted June 14 Hallo , heute moechte ich den Baubericht meiner Endeouver beginnen . Nach einigen Standmodellen ( Adler von Luebeck , Fregatte Berlin , San Felipe , Soleil Royal ) wird dies meine erste Yacht sein , Es wuerde mich freuen wenn recht viele meinen Bericht kritisch begleiten . Viel Spass GrandpaPhil and druxey 2
Herbert Heger Posted June 14 Author #2 Posted June 14 23 minutes ago, Herbert Heger said: Hallo , heute moechte ich den Baubericht meiner Endeouver beginnen . Nach einigen Standmodellen ( Adler von Luebeck , Fregatte Berlin , San Felipe , Soleil Royal ) wird dies meine erste Yacht sein , Es wuerde mich freuen wenn recht viele meinen Bericht kritisch begleiten . Viel Spass druxey and GrandpaPhil 2
druxey Posted June 14 #3 Posted June 14 Könnten Sie bitte entweder schreiben oder einen Übersetzungsdienst ins Englische nutzen? Danke! Ihr Projekt sieht interessant aus. (Can you please either write or use a translation service into English? Thank you! Your project looks interesting.) tmj and catopower 2 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
Macika Posted June 14 #4 Posted June 14 This looks great so far! Where are you sourcing your pre-cut parts from? Danke!
ccoyle Posted June 14 #5 Posted June 14 Moin, Herbert! Welcome to MSW! Please note that our site guidelines require posts to be made in English (I can read German, but not all of our members are so blessed!). Good luck on your project! This looks like the Amati 1/35 scale kit? Chris Coyle Greer, South Carolina When you have to shoot, shoot. Don't talk. - Tuco Current builds: Brigantine Phoenix, Mitsubishi A6M5a,
gsdpic Posted June 18 #6 Posted June 18 Also seems like this should be in the build log section not in the group build section..... - Gary Current Build: Bluejacket Friendship Sloop Completed Builds: Blue Jacket America 1/48th Annapolis Wherry Artesania Latina Sopwith Camel Fujimi Dino 246GT Tamiya Lotus 49 Tamiya Lotus 72D Tamiya Lotus 78 Tamiya Porsche 917 (x2) Revell Porsche 911 Carrera 3.2 Porsche 911 GT3 RS
Herbert Heger Posted June 26 Author #7 Posted June 26 We are slowly moving forward with the planking of the Endeavour. Here are some pictures Macika, catopower, GrandpaPhil and 1 other 4
Macika Posted June 27 #8 Posted June 27 (edited) This progresses really nicely! Keep us posted I see you are filling the body with what seems to be balsa. I've seen this on another build so I was wondering if stability of the hull is really that bad without these? Edited June 27 by Macika
Herbert Heger Posted Tuesday at 10:18 AM Author #9 Posted Tuesday at 10:18 AM Hello Marcika, the stability when filling the frames with balsa wood is surprisingly good. If you make sure to apply the balsa face to the fuselage side then small pins will also hold the planks. Macika 1
Herbert Heger Posted Tuesday at 10:31 AM Author #10 Posted Tuesday at 10:31 AM Pictures after the planking has been completed, now it is sanded and the hull gets a finishing touch GrandpaPhil, Trumper07 and ccoyle 3
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