“La Jacinthe” Schooner France -1:42 scale [COMPLETED BUILD]

[Kortes]

Thank you very much, dear Colleagues for such a high evaluation of my work.
My best regards.

 

[Kortes]

I’ve made pomps.

 

[Norway]

KORTES , neat work as usual and congratulations to a new fun president in your country,

 

[Uwek]

If I look at your photo, such photos with close up - my view is everytime once more concentrating on your deck planking - it is one of the best I have every seen (not made )
The same to your metal works

 

[Kortes]

Thank you, Uwe, for such warm words.

 

[Kortes]

I’ve made the carronades.
The method isn’t too technological, but since I needed only to of them I decided to use it. The barrels are turned using a lathe, all the other parts are ‘filed’ of brass using the rat-file and broaching files. All the parts have been soldered together and after blackening the solder had to be painted.

 

[Norway]

I'm just saying WOOOW ---

 

[NMBROOK]

Stunning work Alexander!

Kind Regards

Nigel

 

[Uwek]

Great details - very well done - They are looking very good - thanks for showing us also the different working steps

 

[rwiederrich]

Wonderful metal and wood work on these fine carronades. Very convincing and extremely clean.
Very nice...very nice.

Rob

 

[Kortes]

Thank you, my dear colleagues.

 

[Kortes]

Tops of the masts.

 

[Kortes]

Assembled.

 

[Norway]

Nice work, very nice result with the use of black ink.

 

[piter56]

Саша,я надеюсь когда буду в Кузнецовске в живую увидеть модель, если можно конечно.

 

[Kortes]

Thank you very much, KNUT.

 

[Kortes]

Петр буду очень рад видеть тебя. Всегда готов встретить и пообщаться.
С уважением.

 

[Kortes]

I got around to working on the standing ropes.
I made hemps using cotton threads with addition of polyester.
Shroud eyes and jackstay.

 

[Kortes]

Gluing in mainsail.
In order to correct the inclination I made a small pattern.

 

[Kortes]

Installing shrouds.