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Amerigo Vespucci - 1:84 Panart
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Hello all
I have resumed the build of the Amerigo Vespucci and have completed the main mast rigging.
Tedious work but looking good so far.
Some pictures below
I am now going to start work on the Mizzen mast
I have resumed the build of the Amerigo Vespucci and have completed the main mast rigging.
Tedious work but looking good so far.
Some pictures below
I am now going to start work on the Mizzen mast
Looking so good, ireally hope that mine will look as good when I get thet far. Right now still working through book 3.
I have had my son and family here from Australia so for the first time in many years was able to be with both my children and all my grand kids at the same time. Maybe the last time for many years, so even the Amerigo Vespucci took second place for a while.
Your picture reminds me that I have a "lazy susan" or turntable in a cupboard somewhere.Definitely going to dig it out to use in the man-cave.
You keep on inspiring me...Thanks
I have had my son and family here from Australia so for the first time in many years was able to be with both my children and all my grand kids at the same time. Maybe the last time for many years, so even the Amerigo Vespucci took second place for a while.
Your picture reminds me that I have a "lazy susan" or turntable in a cupboard somewhere.Definitely going to dig it out to use in the man-cave.
You keep on inspiring me...Thanks
Hi Barcomad
Thanks for your input.
Although we all like ship building, family is definitely the first priority for all of us.
Enjoy the time with your children and grand children.
Cheers
Good morning Gilbert. I see you have a full house of "loves" from all the guys. Totally well deserved with this majestic model. Cheers Grant
All
Many thanks for the "loves" you have sent me
I really appreciate your input
Best
Many thanks for the "loves" you have sent me
I really appreciate your input
Best
Hello all
I have finished the mizzen mast and believe that rigging of the Amerigo Vespucci is now completed.
I have to say that this was a very tedious work with a lot of broken threads that had to be redone multiple times.
Anyway, this is now behind me and I can get started on installing the sails.
Pictures below
From start to finish, installing the masts, shrouds, stays, spars and rigging took me approximately 6 months
I have finished the mizzen mast and believe that rigging of the Amerigo Vespucci is now completed.
I have to say that this was a very tedious work with a lot of broken threads that had to be redone multiple times.
Anyway, this is now behind me and I can get started on installing the sails.
Pictures below
From start to finish, installing the masts, shrouds, stays, spars and rigging took me approximately 6 months
Just a beautiful outstanding job on the rigging Gilbert. Looking forward to the rest of the sails.
Thanks Daniel
Outstanding quality work. Very clean and very, very impressive. I understand the rigging took 6 months, but you should feel very content for a job well done!!
Wow! What a spider's web of rigging! Good luck getting sails placed in that puzzle!
Now - THAT IS A COOL MODEL.
Super boulot. Bravo, j'admire et je te suis mais avec beaucoup de retard mais le mien avance aussi. Puis-je te poser une question ? As-tu volontairement oublié de poser le gouvernail, ou est-ce un effet d'optique. Merci beaucoup et à bientôt. Sylvain
A very nice and impressive job, Gilbert.
Adding the sails will be a challenge. Looking forward!
Regards, Peter
Thanks Gene
I agree that these 6 months were well spent
Hi Paul
I agree with you and I am a bit afraid of being able to install all these sails.
Anyway, this is the plan
THanks Grant
Bonjour Sylvain et merci pour tes commentaires.
En ce qui concerne le gouvernail, je n'ai pas oublié de le poser, mais un geste maladroit durant le week end l'a fait tomber. Je vais le recoller et utiliser une colle epoxy.