It's looking really good Zoltan, I like your idea of rigging the eyebolts before you glue them to the Hull, I'll have to try that,
Cheers Andy
Cheers Andy
Armed Virginia Sloop 1768 - Model Shipways - scale 1:48 [COMPLETED BUILD]
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Thank you Andy!!
Finally, I can start the standing rigging
Spreader yard horse
Spreader yard horse
I made a little jig to set up the upper dead eyes for the shrouds
adding the first lanyards
Your rigging is realy looking good, my friend.....will you do this job also for my Salamandre, if I will ever come to this stage? Very accurate work!
Thank you Uwe,if you can send your Salamandre overseas in one piece I will do it Lol,and will make it back in one piece ??
Zoltan
You are right...there is a small logistic problem to solve....maybe with plane and I take her as hand luggage with me.....you will make the rigging, and I will make holiday.....I have a Plan! Leaving the joke now and be serious.....it is looking realy good
Completing the shrouds and lanyards.
Zoltan, your work is incredible! I can only hope that my rigging will look so good! Fantastic!
Thank you John!
What a beautiful model Zoltan. Nice neat work on the planking and rigging.
Very neat rigging Zoltan, I will be revisiting your pictures looking for ideas now that I am at the rigging stage as well.
Uwe if you have a spare bit of floor or room in a garden for a tent I would happily spend a few weeks in Vienna rigging your ship, and trying to improve my German language skills,
Cheers Andy
Uwe if you have a spare bit of floor or room in a garden for a tent I would happily spend a few weeks in Vienna rigging your ship, and trying to improve my German language skills,
Cheers Andy
Very neat rigging Zoltan, I will be revisiting your pictures looking for ideas now that I am at the rigging stage as well.
Uwe if you have a spare bit of floor or room in a garden for a tent I would happily spend a few weeks in Vienna rigging your ship, and trying to improve my German language skills,
Cheers Andy
No need for a tent......you will get a fridge and a bed next to the workbench
. And sometimes a sandwich......but is a great idea
very impresive rigging, so neat