Thanks, JimLOL...Not sure what happened, but it was supposed to be PVA-based glue. For all the structural\framing work I use Elmer's Max, highly recommend it! The glue bonds are stronger than wood.
Thanks, JimLOL...Not sure what happened, but it was supposed to be PVA-based glue. For all the structural\framing work I use Elmer's Max, highly recommend it! The glue bonds are stronger than wood.
Praying for her and you, Jay!I am taking care of my wife and it’s a full time job. Hopefully by the end of the year she will be better.
Thanks Vic, much appreciated.Praying for her and you, Jay!
Hi JayI am taking care of my wife and it’s a full time job. Hopefully by the end of the year she will be better.
What? No fleur de lis on the port covers? I thought you were French!
Gilbert, I know I saw a model somewhere that had the fleur-de-lis (lys?) painted on the gun port covers, but I can't seem to find it now. I think I've seen lions on the British port covers as well.Hi Vic
That would indeed be a great idea
Le me see if I can find this
Hi VicGilbert, I know I saw a model somewhere that had the fleur-de-lis (lys?) painted on the gun port covers, but I can't seem to find it now. I think I've seen lions on the British port covers as well.
Thanks VicIt looked something like this, I believe:
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I bet that’s it! At least one does not have to paint all of them. I wonder if I could make a stencil that small.Thanks Vic
See below the picture I just found
https://www.cmbj.org/realisations/vieux-greements/190-le-soleil-royal.html#
Looks like fleur de lys on the first row.
Let me see if I can find something
Just now, when I recognize about which ship you are talking, I checked one book what I haveGilbert, I know I saw a model somewhere that had the fleur-de-lis (lys?) painted on the gun port covers, but I can't seem to find it now. I think I've seen lions on the British port covers as well.
I think that’s the one! There’s also much more blue on this example.Just now, when I recognize about which ship you are talking, I checked one book what I have
Book review - THE SUN KING´S VESSELS / VAISSEAUX DU ROI SOLEIL" by J.C. Lemineur
Book Review: THE SUN KING´S VESSELS / THE SHIPS OF THE SUN KING french original title: VAISSEAUX DU ROI SOLEIL by J.C. Lemineur translated by Francois Fougerat available in the original french edition, or in english or italian language - My copy is the english version The author presents...shipsofscale.com
THE SUN KING´S VESSELS / THE SHIPS OF THE SUN KING
french original title: VAISSEAUX DU ROI SOLEIL
by J.C. Lemineur
Here it is shown also the well known painting(s)
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takeing a close look you can find
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So there are Fleur de Lis shown in this painting
Thanks to both of you Uwe and VicI think that’s the one! There’s also much more blue on this example.
You could paint them?Thanks to both of you Uwe and Vic
Let me get that book; it should be an interesting read
However, I am not sure if I can buy such small "fleur de lys".
Can you show the image how they are supposed to attacheded?