Royal George 1714 1:48

shota70 said:
Wow, Congratulations to you for persevering in collecting the trees for the model, Let's make an agreement that if you have any leftover boxwood raw material, I'll be first in line to get the leftovers. :D :cool:
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Hallo my friend - but ........ you have a big disadvantage -> I am living in the same city, so I can be faster.......
I hope to see my friends from Vienna this Thursday during our monthly meeting, also Stefan alias @George I will be there
 
George I said:
Hallo geschätzte Modellbauergemeinde!
Ich bin ein Modellbauer aus Österreich, und besuche öfters die Modellbaurunde um Willi Meischl in Wien.
Mein großes Ziel ist es die Royal George 1714 (nach dem Hanover Modell) zu bauen.
Bauart: Navy Board Model
Maßstab: 1:48
Holz: Buchsbaum

Mit freundlichen Grüßen
Stefan

Hello dear model building community!
I'm a model builder from Austria and I often visit Willi Meischl's model building group in Vienna.
My big goal is to build the Royal George 1714 (based on the Hanover model).
Type: Navy Board Model
Scale: 1:48
Wood: boxwood

Kind regards
Stefan
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Hallo Stefan alias @George I
we wish you all the BEST and a HAPPY BIRTHDAY
Birthday-Cake
Enjoy your special day
 
Dear Stefan
happy Birthday to you Dear friend Birthday-Cake :)
wish you all the best and happiness with your family

Liebe Stefan
Herzlichen Glückwunsch zum Geburtstag, lieber Freund
Ich wünsche Ihnen alles Gute und viel Freude mit Ihrer Familie
 
Tobias said:
Georg, also from me, all the best for your belated birthday.

Wonderful work especially with the boxwood it looks even more impressive.
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Thank you very much, now the outside is sanded.
First I sleep with 80 grit sandpaper, then various fine grit sizes up to 320. I'm still at 80 to remove the rough edges and bumps. With everything done, the inside of the fuselage comes off. After that I sleep with missing the I'm end faces of the timbers for a nice gradient. Until then, however, there will still be a lot of water flowing along the Danube
 
George I said:
Thank you very much, now the outside is sanded.
First I sleep with 80 grit sandpaper, then various fine grit sizes up to 320. I'm still at 80 to remove the rough edges and bumps. With everything done, the inside of the fuselage comes off. After that I sleep with missing the I'm end faces of the timbers for a nice gradient. Until then, however, there will still be a lot of water flowing along the Danube
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oh mistake, right now

Thank you very much, now the outside is sanded.
First I sand with 80 grit sandpaper, then various fine grit sizes up to 320. I'm still at 80 to remove the rough edges and bumps. When that's all done, it's time for the inside of the hull. Then I use a file to sand the front sides of the wood for a nice finish. Until then, however, there will still be a lot of water flowing along the Danube
 
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