There are no copyrights on original designed parts.... blocks are blocks, tackle is tackle, parts are parts.... nobody owns the rights.
Make all the carvings for 1:84 HMS Sovereign of the Seas and we will buy them!
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Kurt@ - What is your price for a full set of the carvings to model SotS in scale 1:84?
From the technical side there is no problem, but I need about 3 years to do it. The quality as shown below bow figures for the model VASA.
I think, that it's better to design a completely new kit HMS "Sovereign of the Seas" in scale 1:72 than make all the carvings in 1:84.
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Listen Grisel, that is not and was not ever my intention Skutnik is doing some beautiful work. as I mentioned.
I just think if any kits come out of this and are sold we should take leaf out of Trident and CAF's book re sticking within copy write guidelines whenever possible.
Agree 100%. If there is a copyright depending on the topic.
This sounds like a brilliant idea It'd definitely be worth looking into.
Keep us updated on moving forward
This is a very good idea
Ahoy Friends and model building collaborators... the model ship design I am currently working on will not be ready for prototype build until this fall, the final build will include a log on SoS by my customer, after that, if there is interest in the topic we "might" consider making it available for a limited run kit.
Szkutnik - there are only a few small carvings and decorations on the ship design I am drawing. You may indeed be able to help. I will reach out but it may be about 3 months or so from now. I know you agree how long these things take.
My CNC machine and 2 commercial lasers will always be warm.....but only for SoS members.
Szkutnik - there are only a few small carvings and decorations on the ship design I am drawing. You may indeed be able to help. I will reach out but it may be about 3 months or so from now. I know you agree how long these things take.
My CNC machine and 2 commercial lasers will always be warm.....but only for SoS members.
This is an awesome idea, Kris and Mike!! I am\we are looking forward to any and all updates in the development! It should be a great project!!!
Actually Brian , I got these blocks some time ago, I was referring to another set of blocks. I have pre-rigged most of my yards/masts, so don't have any pics of the blocks separate, so i've attached pics of some semi rigged blocks. There is also a pic of triple blocks in a packet. You can also get the blocks unstained, these were ordered pre-stained. Hopefully it's ok to show these and basically plug a company.
These blocks look decent amati used to produce them like this now they all seem to be square just like caldercraft etc. These definitely look more real
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Ahoy!
Mike@ - It is very good idea. BUT first - I need to see the drawings of model, what is her name?, what is the scale of the
model? Secondly - I will agree.
Below our blocks: colored and colour less
Mike@ - It is very good idea. BUT first - I need to see the drawings of model, what is her name?, what is the scale of the
model? Secondly - I will agree.
About 10 years ago, our blocks were in Amati sets. After the supplier of blocks was changed.
Below our blocks: colored and colour less
A great step into a loooong friendship.
We here from SOS are happy to hear this very good idea
Ah i see, they much nicer to use and look 100% betterAhoy!
Mike@ - It is very good idea. BUT first - I need to see the drawings of model, what is her name?, what is the scale of the
model? Secondly - I will agree.
About 10 years ago, our blocks were in Amati sets. After the supplier of blocks was changed.
Below our blocks: colored and colour less
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Ship name, ship scaleMike@ - It is very good idea. BUT first - I need to see the drawings of model, what is her name?, what is the scale of the
model? Secondly - I will agree.
Hello good friend I will say this. The work I am doing is for a customer who is a member of SoS. He had a family member who sailed aboard this very famous vessel. Many months ago he provided me plans from the Smithsonian for this ship. We have been working together to develop plans for a POB model that he intends to build from parts I will fabricate. I will also build a prototype. That work will not happen until this winter. When we are ready, my customer and/or I will write a build log and share.... if there is interest, we "might" offer a limited kit run for this ship. This ship has NEVER been a kit and there have been VERY FEW models of it ever built. I cannot reveal more than that right now.Yes, Szkutnik I would like to work with you and get your help on carved decorations for this work. There are not many. We can collaborate when that time comes.
In addition, Szkutnik and others... my fabrication shop is located here in the USA... I am happy to work with you to produce parts of any of your designs to help SoS modelers... I can do both CNC and Laser on a professional level. I am not looking for money or profit... only to help model builders. I make my money in a completely different industry. Model building is my hobby.
Your blocks look very good indeed. I might be able to help you improve on them from a fabrication perspective.
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OK. Understood almost all is TOP SECRET
I waiting for decoration drawings. I need shape and dimensions of decors. That's all.
It's the same in my case. Model building is my hobby. I am a seaman and I work on large gas carriers.
HI KRIS YOU ARE A GENIUS AT THIS STUFF, BEAUTIFUL WORK, A QUESTION BEFORE YOU HAVE A 10 YEAR BACK LOG DO YOU HAVE TIME FOR THE HARBOR DREDGE DISCUSSION, AT THE RATE YOU ARE GOING I WOULD LIKE TO PURCHASE THE OPTIONS AT THIS TIME, JUST LET ME HERE GOD BLESS STAY SAFE YOU AND YOURS DON
Hi Kurt,
Carriages for the cannons..................... Yes, we producing carriages for dedicated models for private orders.
We are currently designing English cannons with carriages in scale 1/64 for a member of SOS forum
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Wooden parts of the carriage will be cut by CNC milling machine. NOT CUT BY LASER. The product will be without burned marks. It is not necessary to polish the burned edges by sandpaper.
We are open to any suggestions, any ideas. If we will be able to help modelers, then we will help them.
Great work.
I would certainly be interested in a range of 1:48 scale English cannon, carronades, and carriages (Circa 1770-1800).
Nine pounder & Six pounder cannon. 18 pounder carronades. Also swivels.
Let us know when and if available.
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Ahoy!
Circa 1770-1800 were many types of English cannon. I need exact drawings of cannons. Write the name of the model for which you need a cannons.
Circa 1770-1800 were many types of English cannon. I need exact drawings of cannons. Write the name of the model for which you need a cannons.