CHALOUPE ARMÉE EN GUERRE 1834 by Jeronimo - FINISHED

[Jeronimo]

CHALOUPE ARMÉE EN GUERRE 1834

 

 

 

 

 

 

Construction plans from Gerard Delacroix, France

 

Scale of the model  1:24

 

Wood type Schweizer Elsbeere

 

Construction period    Okt. 2009    -    Juli 2010

 

 

Regards Karl

 

 

 

 

[Dida]

Very interesting building method. I like the way you made the rig.

But what happened on the last picture?

[Jeronimo]

Hello Hrvoje.

Total Crash in the Expansion, the Frames glued too much on form.

Regards Karl

[egen]

I was inspired by your work, when I made my own version of this boat.

[WackoWolf]

Karl,

 

     Thanks for posting this build, this will be another one of yours I will be watching.

[Artificer]

Karl

 

I have this monograph and intend to build it some day, I've got the plan sections glued on to some plywood for the mould but that's it.

 

Your build shows real quality but I imagine that the disaster was heartbreaking. Did you recover it or did you have to restart the build?

 

Dave

[Jeronimo]

Hello Dave,

the model was built.

The following Pictures show the Progress of construction and the restore the construction-protokol at MSW.

Karl

[Jeronimo]

Hello friends,

 

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Regards Karl

[Dida]

Beautiful! Just beautiful! What tool do you use when cutting the frames?

[Jeronimo]

Hello Hrvoje,

 

My Tool.

Karl

[Dida]

Wow! This is a tool!

[Jeronimo]

Hi friends

 

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Karl

[Jeronimo]

 Hi friends 

 

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[WackoWolf]

The iron work is just beautiful. Love the work you are doing. Always look forward to your post.

[Dida]

I can use your build log as a tutorial. Everything is just perfect. Iron works A+!

[Jeronimo]

Hi friends

 

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[Jeronimo]

Hi friends

 

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Thanks to all for the kinds words and comments.

 

Danke an alle für die freundlichen Worte und Kommentare.

 

Regards Karl

[AnobiumPunctatum]

Hi Karl,

 

I remember your model. I was very impressed by your build, as I've seen it the first time. And there's nothing changed. I am very impressed.

 

Just beautyful. Thanks for sharing

[druxey]

Beautiful work. I was heart-stopped at your 'disaster' photos, but very glad that you had the patience and courage to start over again. Well done, Karl!

[Jeronimo]

Hi friends

 

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Edited February 21, 2013 by Jeronimo

[Dida]

Hi, Karl!

I wonder about wood type:

Wood type Schweizer Elsbeere - it looks like pear. I have not the word "Elsbeere" in my German dictionary, but I suppose it is a pear. Is it?

[WackoWolf]

Words can't describe this. It is beautiful by all means of the word. Thanks for sharing such an excellent model.

[egen]

Hi, Karl!

I wonder about wood type:

Wood type Schweizer Elsbeere - it looks like pear. I have not the word "Elsbeere" in my German dictionary, but I suppose it is a pear. Is it?

mountain ash in my dict (oskorusa - google say

[Dida]

Oskorusa?! What a surprise for me! Thank you Egen.

"Planinski jasen" says Google on my side.

Edited February 21, 2013 by Dida

[Jeronimo]

Hello Hrvoje and egen.

 

WIKIPEDIA: 

ELSBEERE (Sorbus torminalis)  similar to the pearwood.

In Germany also known as "Schweizer Birnbaum".

Regards Karl

[Dida]

Thank you Karl! I saw this tree here, in Croatia. But I did not know anything about its use.

Edited February 21, 2013 by Dida

[dafi]

Hello Karl, nice top see this one again:-)

Thank you for showing!

 

Grüßle, Daniel

[Alex M]

Hi Karl, the model is a piece of Art, absolutely wonderful!

 

Alexander

[Jeronimo]

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[Artificer]

Karl

 

Wow, words cannot adequately describe your build. I hope Gerrard gets to see this.

 

Dave