BALDER, Vlaardingen Herring Lugger from 1912, scratch build scale 1:50 Plate-On-Frame

The learning curve in Fusion is inversely proportional to the shape of the hull of the Balder ...... ;):mad:
Pointed all the Station Lines:
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But now working on only the starboard side (learning moment 15) and 12 Station Lines completed as half frames:
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When completed at the end just a mirror to the port ...... ;)

Here a drawing explanation of the Station Lines which are therefore not the necessary 54 frames:
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I pointed the Station Line 8 and that line is just in front of frame 44.
Now I have to draw the horizontal panels, like the 7 'Waterlines' and the top of the 'Bulwark'.
Then the 6 'Verticals'.
And hopefully, after a few more steps that I still have to figure out, I can get the actual shape of the frames by shifting those Station Lines.
But that’s for now a form of 'Wishful thinking' ........:rolleyes:
Regards, Peter/Peet/Peer
 
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Dear Peter. I am late to the party but will gladly accept standing space. I am very glad to see that you have made a start with this model as it promises to be a highly interesting and entertaining build. I wish you the best of luck with your endeavors - not that you need it, but still ...
 
Heinrich said:
Dear Peter. I am late to the party but will gladly accept standing space. I am very glad to see that you have made a start with this model as it promises to be a highly interesting and entertaining build. I wish you the best of luck with your endeavors - not that you need it, but still ...
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Sorry Heinrich, no standings! But such a friend is more than welcome. I borrowed this chair from my neighbor for you:
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Regards, Peter
 
Hi Peter, If it’s anything like the standard of your BN. build then we’re in for a treat. An unusual subject to choose, it never surprises me any more what modellers on this forum successfully take on, I’m sure of one thing, we’re in for an entertaining journey, good luck with it. Ken
 
Ken said:
Hi Peter, If it’s anything like the standard of your BN. build then we’re in for a treat. An unusual subject to choose, it never surprises me any more what modellers on this forum successfully take on, I’m sure of one thing, we’re in for an entertaining journey, good luck with it. Ken
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Thanks, Ken. I‘ll do my best to go for a interesting build (+log).
Regard, Peter
 
Steef66 said:
I'm in time, almost missed this one. Working with plastics is always interresting. Succes Peter.

And about the rivets, if you look to Mees Ippel's Statenjacht, he used glue or paint drops. Maybe an idea to use epoxy resin for this.
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Hi Stephan. Just 2 pages in the start-up phase. ;)
In the scale of Mees ..... mmmmm
They should also be slightly flattened. See them original Balder:
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And then all (presumably) 14.537 somewhat similar in shape …… :rolleyes:
But it’s in the list if tries.
Regards, Peter
 
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Peter Voogt said:
Hi Stephan. Just 2 pages in the start-up phase. ;)
In the scale of Mees ..... mmmmm
They should also be slightly flattened. See them original Balder:
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And then all (presumably) 14,537 somewhat similar in shape …… :rolleyes:
But it’s in the list if tries.
Regards, Peter
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I searched the link to Mees for anybody who wants to know.
www.modelbouwforum.nl

Een Statenjacht

Dat is een mooi stukje snij- en schilderwerk Mees :):)
www.modelbouwforum.nl www.modelbouwforum.nl
But these nails will be a hell of a job. There are a lot o_O
 
Peter Voogt said:
Hi Stephan. Just 2 pages in the start-up phase. ;)
In the scale of Mees ..... mmmmm
They should also be slightly flattened. See them original Balder:
View attachment 393669
And then all (presumably) 14.537 somewhat similar in shape …… :rolleyes:
But it’s in the list if tries.
Regards, Peter
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Hi peter,

Seeing these is it not better to just stamp these into the plastic with a small tube of the right size?
 
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