Artesania Latina Anatomy of Lord Nelson’s HMS Victory Trafalgar 1805

[AlanOES]

Video 12 - (Complete)
More assemblies for the Orlop Deck.

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These first two pics should have been in Part 11, they just show the process of filling and sanding.

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BEWARE! There is a mistake in the instruction video. The 'L' shaped desk you see above is incorrect the 'L' should be the other way around. It was a simple fix to flip the part over and add another top.

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BEWARE AGAIN! There is another couple of errors in the instructions. To be fair the error is noted in the instruction video comments.
WS9; it should be WS4
WV3; it should be WS8

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The staining on the beds is mostly done with cold coffee.

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Here is one of the errors in the instructions which I did not pick up on. The 6 vertical spars should have been square in shape not flat.

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Cutting the powder cartridges with my little chopper!

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I painted the ends using an acrylic paint pen.

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Gluing these parts in place was quite challenging.

Thanks for looking.
Tony

Nicely done Tony

 

[giocomail]

Video 11 - (Part 2)
Here I tackle the construction of the lamps in the Hanging Magazines. The folding tool I used to fold the bars in the doors earlier seemed to cause a bit of interest with other modellers so I decided to show the process I used to fashion these parts.

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A point to note here, something I did not pick up on until I came to glue the LED's in place. The clear parts have a protective film on both sides, this needs to be peeled away.

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For certain bending tasks required me to use my Tamiya Bending Pliers.

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I sed PVA glue to attach the clear parts.

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Thanks for looking
T

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Hi, I'm following your excellent work; I'm also building the Victoy Anatomy. I wanted to ask you the name of these pliers, but I can't find them. One more thing: did you use a magnifying glass to install the hinges on the doors? They're so small that I can't fit them with the naked eye. Thanks

 

[TonyJ]

Nicely done Tony

Thanks Allan

 

[TonyJ]

Hi, I'm following your excellent work; I'm also building the Victoy Anatomy. I wanted to ask you the name of these pliers, but I can't find them. One more thing: did you use a magnifying glass to install the hinges on the doors? They're so small that I can't fit them with the naked eye. Thanks

Hi
They are Tamiya Bending Pliers. Any good hobby shop should stock them. I used cheap high magnification glasses. Here in Australia you buy them over the counter at Chemists (Pharmacy) in different strengths eg -1, -2, -3 etc.
Thanks for the kind words.

 

[HHIG]

Very nice work!! Impressive!!

 

[TonyJ]

Very nice work!! Impressive!!

Thank you