Scepter.
After solder, as usually, broaching file…
After solder, as usually, broaching file…
Friech Boeir Yacht "SPERWER" by Kortes -1:30 scale [COMPLETED BUILD]
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Another great example of craftsmanship, this time on a metalsmith you are showing to us. I like the contrast between the Pear, Black Hornbeam and bruised metal. Man, she looks awesome! Two thumbs (likes) UP!!
You have to become a jeweller if you can do magic with metals like that. Great work again, really inspiring.
Thank you very much.
I’m moving to the "oil" work. After a critical assessment, I decided to finalize some elements.
I have modified zwaards and made fasteners.
I have modified zwaards and made fasteners.
Pair of blocks.
I like the final touch of your metal works - Very well done 
Oil coating. First stage.
I used linen oil.
I used linen oil.
The timber is looking great with this coat - I like very much that the nails are slightly darker with the oil - a very fine model!
Hi Alex,
What type of oil are you using. Seems to darken the wood slightly. She comes alive now.
What type of oil are you using. Seems to darken the wood slightly. She comes alive now.
See it already linen oil.
While the oil is drying, “pronating”, I installed Botteloef Opsteker with installed Boegstag Waterstag.
Thank you very much, Colleagues for such a high evaluation of my work.
My best regards
My best regards
The second, but not the final, stage.
Now, after the oil has lighted some previously unnoticed defects, I will try to eliminate them using card scraper and sand paper.
Now, after the oil has lighted some previously unnoticed defects, I will try to eliminate them using card scraper and sand paper.
Oh..MAN!! I love the contrast between black hornbeam, Pear and blackened metal. Oil really deep the color. She is looking gorgeous!!