maurino Posted January 9 #1 Posted January 9 I came across a third model that I had started many years ago and then set aside. It is a Genoese tartana at 1:36 scale, which I decided to pick up and finish. The hull was already made, so I resumed by planking the deck. wefalck, druxey, Harvey Golden and 1 other 4
maurino Posted January 11 Author #2 Posted January 11 Deck completed ..... druxey, ccoyle, JacquesCousteau and 1 other 4
maurino Posted January 12 Author #3 Posted January 12 Alongside the work on the hull, I begin to prepare the rigging, I prepare the battens in cardboard and cut strips of canvas (panels) which I glue together to form the sails .... JacquesCousteau and druxey 2
maurino Posted January 14 Author #4 Posted January 14 the rudder blade ....... Harvey Golden and JacquesCousteau 2
maurino Posted January 16 Author #5 Posted January 16 The rudder blade on the hull JacquesCousteau, Harvey Golden, druxey and 1 other 4
Harvey Golden Posted January 17 #6 Posted January 17 Looks very nice! I'd love to see a picture of the entire hull-- I don't have a sense of its overall form yet. Best, Harvey maurino 1
maurino Posted January 18 Author #7 Posted January 18 On 1/17/2026 at 7:27 PM, Harvey Golden said: Looks very nice! I'd love to see a picture of the entire hull-- I don't have a sense of its overall form yet. Best, Harvey Hi Harvey, here is a photo of the hull, thanks for your interest. JacquesCousteau, druxey, yvesvidal and 2 others 5
maurino Posted January 19 Author #8 Posted January 19 The rudder and the stern (the tiller will need to be modified....) yvesvidal, Harvey Golden, JacquesCousteau and 1 other 4
maurino Posted January 22 Author #9 Posted January 22 The bow ...... JacquesCousteau, yvesvidal, Harvey Golden and 1 other 4
maurino Posted January 25 Author #10 Posted January 25 Overview of the hull ....... druxey, JacquesCousteau, Dr PR and 2 others 5
maurino Posted Wednesday at 06:36 PM Author #11 Posted Wednesday at 06:36 PM The hull and the mast Siggi52, JacquesCousteau, Harvey Golden and 1 other 4
maurino Posted 14 hours ago Author #12 Posted 14 hours ago The cleats...... druxey, Siggi52, Harvey Golden and 2 others 5
druxey Posted 13 hours ago #13 Posted 13 hours ago I love seeing more unusual types of ship and boat models. Mediterranean craft are so colorful! One question: was there really so much space between the rudder and stern post on these ships? 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
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