Yes. Mark. Kris has the ability to print hulls. Not sure about this specific ship, and there are some limitations about the width of the hull (not the length), as far as I can remember. The hull assembles from multiple parts.
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@Hubac's Historian - YES. We can print hull form in parts. Currently we have ready hulls to models: SAINT PHILIPPE and HMS TYGER (TIGER).
We can design and perform 3D hull form for each model. Maximum width 56 cm ( 22 inches). More details You will find here:
<https://shipsofscale.com/sosforums/threads/pob-hull-new-solution-for-impatient-modelers.6676/>
@Hubac's Historian - YES. We can print hull form in parts. Currently we have ready hulls to models: SAINT PHILIPPE and HMS TYGER (TIGER).
We can design and perform 3D hull form for each model. Maximum width 56 cm ( 22 inches). More details You will find here:
<https://shipsofscale.com/sosforums/threads/pob-hull-new-solution-for-impatient-modelers.6676/>
So I followed that link, and I have to say that I am just completely floored; what an interesting subject - the HMS Tyger of 1681!
Well, let me get to my particular interest in your current offerings. I love the lanterns you have designed for the St. Philippe. I would be very interested in isolating these elements, scaling up the central lantern a bit, so that it is larger than the side lanterns, but within the realm of plausibility for 1:96.
I could make these lanterns from scratch, but each one would be enormously time-consuming to make well, and I doubt that I could achieve a better result.
Is a small job like that something that would interest you?
Well, let me get to my particular interest in your current offerings. I love the lanterns you have designed for the St. Philippe. I would be very interested in isolating these elements, scaling up the central lantern a bit, so that it is larger than the side lanterns, but within the realm of plausibility for 1:96.
I could make these lanterns from scratch, but each one would be enormously time-consuming to make well, and I doubt that I could achieve a better result.
Is a small job like that something that would interest you?
where are these lanterns coming from?
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Inn scale 1/96 lanterns will be very small. We can't do it in good quality on scale 1/96
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Inn scale 1/96 lanterns will be very small. We can't do it in good quality on scale 1/96
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These MM dimensions convert to less than an inch, imperial, and I can see that that might be difficult to capture well. However, what I am looking for is actually going to be slightly larger than an inch, imperial. I will take some custom measurements, specific to the side and central lanterns, and I will convert them to MM. Maybe then, you can tell me what you think.
Excellent work Kris.
I fully agree with Bryian - especially when we see the real size of these elements - compared with the cm-ruler
So the lion is only somehow between 5 and 6 cm long -> Very good work
So the lion is only somehow between 5 and 6 cm long -> Very good work
Once again - super impressive!
JUST EXCELLENT WORK KRIS KEEPS GETTING BETTER AND BETTER. GOD BLESS STAY SAFE YOU AND YOURS DON
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Model jest robiony z gruszy a bukszpryt to tymczasowo włożony kolek bukowy. Pozdrawiam Mirek
