First pair of rounded gun-ports and input on deck's rails :
French war-ship Saint-Philippe 1693 - scale 1/72 - from Lemineur monograph
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The three rounded gun-ports of the first side are finished :
Two evening pics :
The six upper deck's eight pounder gun-ports were installed in right place :
Next add-on : the wales and hull's protection against anchor's abrasion :
Wooden realization of the five parts of the hull's protection (not glued) :
Tests of color :
Last version of the hull's protection (I also removed its down section) :
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Usually this protection is called a shkun. It was a second layer of skin, thick-flush with the barkhout.I mean, it wasn't made from a single piece of wood.You also need to dial from separate boards.
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Following the plan, I've to saw two separated vertical parts in two equal parts
The plan of monograph :
A wrong solution found on the Net :
The plan of monograph :
A wrong solution found on the Net :
I found a mansonia strike 1 x 10 mm, and shall try to cut other protection parts...
And the result :
What do you think about ?
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I 've rectified the frames (vertical and equidistant positions) redraw all fore part of ship, and adoptef a fully horizontal keel
I noticed also that the front volute was too high, and some other details...
It seems that the base of monograh is the SR, which is a three decked 1st range vessel, and not a two decked 2nd range vessel
The real plans of the S. PHilippe are unknown, it's a reconstitution, nothing else...
I 've rectified the frames (vertical and equidistant positions) redraw all fore part of ship, and adoptef a fully horizontal keel
I noticed also that the front volute was too high, and some other details...
It seems that the base of monograh is the SR, which is a three decked 1st range vessel, and not a two decked 2nd range vessel
The real plans of the S. PHilippe are unknown, it's a reconstitution, nothing else...
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Did the author of the monograph rely on something?That's why I say that I have never seen such a performance of this element of the ship's design.Did you see that?If not, why not do it as on the other models?If - you've already changed a lot of things.Moreover, the original sources of the drawings have not been preserved.
The author says that he followed a "scientific process", and his version is therefore "difficultly contestable"
The hull protection must describe the same curved line that the anchor drop, it's not very difficult to completly imagine a functional version...
The hull protection must describe the same curved line that the anchor drop, it's not very difficult to completly imagine a functional version...
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Last simulation, verified with a 1/72 scaled anchor :
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i received a detailled answer from J-C Lemineur, following pics show a previous result :
would be very interesting to read, what Lemineur was writing.... maybe you could copy the most important words here.....
About this detail of buit, M. Lemineur wrote that the planking path for the anchor's blades must be figured after the provided plan