French war-ship Saint-Philippe 1693 - scale 1/72 - from Lemineur monograph [COMPLETED BUILD]

[Chris.]

A short own organ piece, very easy :

Choral celtique (orgue)

 

[RDN1954]

A short own organ piece, very easy :

Choral celtique (orgue)

Downloaded and ready for study...

 

[Chris.]

An interpretation of the third mvt of my trios for oboe, clarinet and bassoon :

 

[DARIVS ARCHITECTVS]

You are very talented, Cri-Cri!

 

[Chris.]

Thanks, Darius

I made also a cithar version of this easy piece, with a different mood :

Romance pour cithare

At the same time, and before reception of my order for 0.25 mm rope, I've fast tested my ratling's technique :

 

[Chris.]

The "King Sun" is now out coming, and and I'm still waiting for the delayed delivery of my 2.5mm rope order :

 

[RDN1954]

You are very talented, Cri-Cri!

Second that.

 

[RDN1954]

The "King Sun" is now out coming, and and I'm still waiting for the delayed delivery of my 2.5mm rope order :

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Initially I thought that not painting this model it would look bleak. How wrong I was; using different kinds of wood, blackened chain plates, brass cannons and rigging in off-white(?) and dark brown/black paints an attractive image. My compliments.

 

[Chris.]

Wooden look is nobler than any other presentation, at my experience

I'm also an honnest painter, and made other models which were painted, but nothing as beautiful as native wooden built :

 

[Chris.]

Each wood ages differently, basswood becomes honey-colored, walnut turns slightly pale
and gains depth, the solution is to choose for each part what will give the best final result

 

[Chris.]

On the Saint Philippe, the anchor would be placed in front of the mizzen shroud holder (it's only a simulation) :



My photo shows a small 55 mm anchor which is used for the simulation, the real one will have a 80 mm length

 

[Chris.]

Hello, dear modelers !

I've yesterday composed a new easy piano music :

Pastime (piano)

The vignette is Salvador Dali's "Soft Watch":



Indeed, music time is elastic, indefinitely reconfigurable

My English title, "Pastime", i.e. "Pastime" or "Passing Time"

Otherwise, for the Saint Philippe, the 0.25 mm rope that I received, turned out to be too thin (invisible to the my old eyes),
also had I to order another, of 0.50 mm, this exaggeration being subjective scale, essential for a correct look of my rigging

 

[RDN1954]

Indeed, music time is elastic, indefinitely reconfigurable

In music, time has no meaning; it is the measure, the flow of the melody and the accumulation chords giving meaning and sense to music

 

[Chris.]

Some music scores, the last one is the second of list (nothing to do with Franz Liszt, mine was written tomorrow ) :

Musical streaming

 

[RDN1954]

A very mixed style, from baroque influences to late romanticism and contemporary, impressive.

 

[Chris.]

Before 2005, I never wrote any music, and since then, I've never stopped it

 

[Chris.]

My new order for ship's ropes is coming

 

[The learner]

I just went thru your build top to bottom and I enjoyed it very much. You are definitely a master builder and a excellent problem solver. I will look foward to following to the very end
I am sure you have a lot of surprises for all of us

 

[Chris.]

Hello boys,

I received my 0.5 mm rope's order, and I'm satisfied about the fast test I 've quickly done, I got a good sunlight for that ;







Otherwise, during modelling at right hand, I wrote a new piano work with my left hand, it's the beginning time :

Walking (piano)

Walking as "Walking bass", which is an usual and simplified harmonic progression generaly used by the jazzmen

 

[RDN1954]

Otherwise, during modelling at right hand, I wrote a new piano work with my left hand

And ambidextrous as well!
Did you follow any (formal) education in composition?