ancre L'Artesien 1764 by Nightquest1000 - 1:48

[Nightquest1000]

here we have both, the hearth and the swinging kitchen. They look nice together, don't they?

The last item in the cooking ensemble is the bread oven, which will follow later. Meanwhile I'll continue working on the hull.

till then

 

Tom

[captainbob]

Nice work.  Thanks for showing them before they get covered up.

 

Bob

[Nightquest1000]

Hi all,

 

the first gunport linings have gone in.

Tom

[NMBROOK]

Great work Tom What are the two ports towards the stern that are obviously different levels to the guns?

 

Kind Regards

 

Nigel

[Nightquest1000]

Hi Nigel,

 

thought the best way to answer your question is to show you the respective section of the plans.

As you can see, these are all sorts of windows and hatches.

 

best

Tom

Edited November 20, 2014 by Nightquest1000

[Nightquest1000]

Hi all,

 

got the first batch of milled wood for L'Artesien. Mostly planking material in walnut and swiss pear.

I was fiddling with the picture, but can't get the color right. It's more on the red side than the picture shows.

 

Tom

[Nightquest1000]

Hi all,

 

it's been a while, but the festive season kept my quite busy and there was Little time to relax in the Workshop.

Just a quick update.

The inner gunportframes are all in, the two halfes have been joined together and I have loosely fitted the gundeck base.

Next step is to install the final gunportframes.

best

Tom