Ratlings of the day, twenty made, or 180 knots, for a general total of 520 / 2980 (18%) :
French war-ship Saint-Philippe 1693 - scale 1/72 - from Lemineur monograph
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your photographs solved one of my many doubts... the railings. Thanks and congratulations
Any doubt for me...
Ratling = enfléchure (step of shroud's ladder)
Railing = garde-corps (to keep sailor's out of sinking)
Ratling = enfléchure (step of shroud's ladder)
Railing = garde-corps (to keep sailor's out of sinking)
Google translation .
I suppose ".. Railing = garde-corps (to keep sailor's out of sinking).. "
Balustrade
I suppose ".. Railing = garde-corps (to keep sailor's out of sinking).. "
Balustrade
La barrière sans autre précision, une balustrade c'est une barrière montée sur des balustres (colonnettes ouvragées)Google translation .
I suppose ".. Railing = garde-corps (to keep sailor's out of sinking).. "
Balustrade
French language is precision tool.
General view :
574 / 2982 knots, 20 % done (26 out of 42 ratlings on the lower port mast, we are moving forward... ) :
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Hello boys,
I only have nine ratlings to distribute in the interval (we can see the effect of the walnut patina of ropes):
I also finished the very simplified score that I spoke to you about a few time ago, and the most wonder of this
is that removing the useless details is enough to increase the strength of rest for get at this unexpected result :
Musical sketch (piano)
As soon as it was published, I received this appreciation, which comforts me in this difficult job :
“Very delicate music, and beautiful research in counterpoint”
I only have nine ratlings to distribute in the interval (we can see the effect of the walnut patina of ropes
):I also finished the very simplified score that I spoke to you about a few time ago, and the most wonder of this
is that removing the useless details is enough to increase the strength of rest for get at this unexpected result :
Musical sketch (piano)
As soon as it was published, I received this appreciation, which comforts me in this difficult job :
“Very delicate music, and beautiful research in counterpoint”
718 knots about 2982, 24% done, I'm optimist :
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It"s soongreat progress, it's going to be magnificent model
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You're a very patient man... Close to 3000 knots; guessing 50 to 75 hours of doing nothing else.
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There's no denying; those ratlines do add credibility to your build.
42 steps, 13 m high, my english officer is 1m 80 tall :
This afternoon, I begin same about the other side
This afternoon, I begin same about the other side
Here I am transformed into a sewing machine, everything lies in the bobbin thread tension right adjustment :
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All those shrouds and ratlines... That's what's holding me back in building a ship from that era, the neverending monk's work of installing shrouds and ratlines.
To those who tell me that I have the patience of a benedictine monk, I say as a joke ::
keep cool, my next model will be indeed a submarine (not necessarily a yellow one)
keep cool, my next model will be indeed a submarine (not necessarily a yellow one)
862 knots about 2982, 29 % done :
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26/42 lower starboard mainmast ratlings (62%) and 952/2982 for the whole work, or 32% done about the total :
