Something like this with some test planking:
The framing planks around the opening will of course be mitered …..
Regards, Peter
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BALDER, Vlaardingen Herring Lugger from 1912, scratch build scale 1:50 Plate-On-Frame
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The framing planks around the opening will of course be mitered …..
Regards, Peter
Looking great!
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It's gonna be a hack of a job to get the seems a proportional width. Other than that it clearly shows the beauty of things to come.
You are right, Johan. This was one of the tests. Last Thursday I was on the original Balder for extra pictures from a lot of details. I now also have more references for the planking. There will definitely be another test. And also another light-cove with other hinges …..
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…..and I simply will not even try….
. Wonderful Peter and it even opens. Your skills with tiny are impressive.true story
Cheers Grant
Thanks, Grant. And still not satisfied……
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Nice to see your progress Peter
De Balder has got nice shapes and the details look great
Regards
Henk
The hinges are fantastic, must be very delicate.
Thanks, Henk. Yes, she has nice old fashion lines.
Regards, Peter
Thanks, Maarten. They are indeed delicate. But to tiny in relation to the (probably) cast iron hinges of the original. Still busy producing new ones…….
Regards, Peter
The previous version had some errors and the hinges were too thin. That's why a new version:
Auch, not quite sharp .......... the iPhone is sometimes a bit stubborn ...... With dominant black rivets again.
And provided with 'ochre-yellow' and metal-colored rings:
That's 'size pink'.
If you want to show the details, you get the unforgivable macro shots.
On the model:
I've added the original. The ochre has discolored considerably due to the weather.
With a slightly different view of the hinges:
They now have a bit more body. The galley gets a smaller size spotlight. Maybe the hinges a bit thinner. Then I'll show you some steps during the making.
Of course, there also needs to be ventilation:"
Now I can go back to making the frames for the SB side.
PS a little hour later: I see that I placed the light cove backwards.....
Then another one with some lighting......
Regards, Peter
Auch, not quite sharp .......... the iPhone is sometimes a bit stubborn ...... With dominant black rivets again.
And provided with 'ochre-yellow' and metal-colored rings:
That's 'size pink'.
If you want to show the details, you get the unforgivable macro shots.
On the model:
I've added the original. The ochre has discolored considerably due to the weather.
With a slightly different view of the hinges:
They now have a bit more body. The galley gets a smaller size spotlight. Maybe the hinges a bit thinner. Then I'll show you some steps during the making.
Of course, there also needs to be ventilation:"
Now I can go back to making the frames for the SB side.
PS a little hour later: I see that I placed the light cove backwards.....
Then another one with some lighting......
Regards, Peter
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Wonderful modeling!
I like the second version of hinges better... I didn't realize you have such big fingers...
Much better-looking hinges.
Nice color) close to me))
Thanks, Paul. Miracles still happen ........
Thanks for your support, Jim. Showing it on one of the finger is in Dutch "een inkoppertje". You can wait for a moment for a reaction ......I like the second version of hinges better... I didn't realize you have such big fingers...
You also thanks for this support, Daniel.
Thanks, Sergey. That's the advantage of 'Ochre'. But the 'digital outcome' can be different.
Regards, Peter
That’s looks great Peter!