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POF L'Amarante Corvette de 12 canons 1744 1:36 (Ancre Monograph- Gérard Delacroix) By Shota

Witaj
Chętnie skorzystał by z takiego łózka oficerskiego ,może przestał bym narzekać na bóle w kręgosłupie. Świetna praca Shoto. Pozdrawiam Mirek
 
Good evening dear friends
In recent weeks I have worked hard on creating the captain's rooms (the first - storage and the second for sleeping).
In the photos I have attached you can see their plan/drawing.
Initially I created the walls of the rooms, 2 at the front including door jambs/frames and two perpendicular to the ship's side when they are of different sizes and at the line of contact with the ship's side the wall corresponds to the slightly arched/digested outline.
It is worth noting that the connections between the four walls are based mainly on rails/recesses and a protrusion that flows into it.
After that I created the captain's mattress and bed by hand.
Later I created the two doors including a transparent window in one of them.
What I liked in the process was the improvement in the quality of the hinges that connect the doors to the frame/jamb.
The most fun for me was seeing how all the parts connect in harmony creating a satisfactory whole.

I would like to emphasize that the final adjustments will not be made because all the rooms will be displayed at the exhibition in Hamburg. Unfortunately, I was unable to bring the entire ship, so I will take prominent parts for the presentation.
I will leave you to be impressed and enjoy the pictures, I hope you like them.View attachment 636964View attachment 636965View attachment 636966View attachment 636967View attachment 636968View attachment 636969View attachment 636970View attachment 636971View attachment 636972View attachment 636973View attachment 636974View attachment 636975View attachment 636976View attachment 636977View attachment 636978View attachment 636979View attachment 636980View attachment 636981View attachment 636982View attachment 636983View attachment 636984View attachment 636985View attachment 636986View attachment 636987View attachment 636988
A nice comfortable sleeping room with paneling doors, Shota.
Regards, Peter
 
Cozy bed such awesome detail at that scale
@shota70

Hello Shota,
The cabins are nicely detailed. It was certainly quite cramped, though—and for someone not used to tight spaces, it certainly wouldn't be inviting.
.....another master of detail....Kudos Shota.
A nice comfortable sleeping room with paneling doors, Shota.
Regards, Peter
Witaj
Chętnie skorzystał by z takiego łózka oficerskiego ,może przestał bym narzekać na bóle w kręgosłupie. Świetna praca Shoto. Pozdrawiam Mirek
my dear friends
I would like to thank each of you personally for for your kind words and compliments.
Your encouragement and support are with me every step of the way on this journey, time and again filling the sails of my ship with a pleasant breeze.
 
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