Other side done :
French war-ship Saint-Philippe 1693 - scale 1/72 - from Lemineur monograph [COMPLETED BUILD]
The rails go on, with the sunset light :
Following works about upper rails :
Slow, but good progress about the fore deck's rails :
Slowly, like a snail (Schnecklig, as would say a "Maiselocker") :
Meiselocker : old nickname of the Straßburger...)
Meiselocker : old nickname of the Straßburger...)
The visible part of deck's build will stay between red and green lines of this picture :
Under the red reference line, there is no visible detail preview, it will be less difficult than seems...
Under the red reference line, there is no visible detail preview, it will be less difficult than seems...
Divertimento, ostinato poco sostenuto con moto e molto espressivo :
stant simul divisum labimur
We can also fall all together... 
It Will be tough... thought
Small progress on rear rails of the quarter-decks :
All upper rails done (136 rail supports...) :
Test of protection of hull, the plan seems too thin, these objects had
to resist and protect the wales during up and down drops of canots :
to resist and protect the wales during up and down drops of canots :
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I know also another provider, but, his figurehead is itself more expensive than a 3D printer...
Your Polish member I've questioned, has not finished the entire set, he has other works to do...
Amazon buy several models of 3D printers less than 300 €...
Your Polish member I've questioned, has not finished the entire set, he has other works to do...
Amazon buy several models of 3D printers less than 300 €...
First prototype for protection of hull (I've to do nine others parts...) :
The three first protections of the wales are ready, but not glued :
Further backwards, the future wales passage of the outside-ladder is visible :
Further backwards, the future wales passage of the outside-ladder is visible :
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Protections of hull and outside-ladder were entirely done and glued :
Tomorrow, the same laborious process about the other side of ship, as usual...
Tomorrow, the same laborious process about the other side of ship, as usual...
There are six rounded upper-deck's gun-ports (otherwise, it would be too easy )
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