Halcon 1:100 first attempt for wooden ship modeling

[remzibi]

Thank You very much for all kind words, that keep me more glad of my work and keep my morale high . I am not so advanced modeler but hope will do better job in future
Finally I finished my Halcon 1840 , it was really lot of fun.
Now there is another problem - the exposition of exhibition .
Unfortunately, present days is impossible to put the model on TV box, as all TVs are flat , so probably I hide the model in paper box on attic to prevent it from dust, or maybe You have any other ideas ? .
Well, as for today, at least, I made some nice pictures, as for the public presentation, so now will share them with You.

 

[Jimsky]

Looking good, It's a very nice accomplishment for the first model!

 

[DARIVS ARCHITECTVS]

Well done! What are you going to build next?

 

[remzibi]

Well done! What are you going to build next?

Already arrived next 9$ kits from Ali - 1:70 NewPort, 1:120 America 1851, 1;130 Harvey, another one 1:100 Halcon 1840, and 1:150 Victory (this one 25$ ) , but for Victory I am too short now.
Maybe America 1851 , it is nice boat and nice year, because at this year Colt made his Navy revolver (I had and used this gun for CAS shooting also )

 

[hct728]

Very neatly done! I see some very clever solutions to problems as they arose, looks like you learned a few new skills too. Congratulations!

 

[Calvin]

At next was a point to made a masts and bowsprit, but there was no any dimensions in China "instruction". I saw a pictures of models where masts was much too big for the rest of body, making such no proportional model a pain when look at it
Proper proportions are very important, for ship and women

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So I used a Fusion 360 software (it is free for personal use) and famous Halcon plans I found in net, to made a proper proportion for my model at 1:100 scale. Using CAD software I was able to scale/calibrate the plans and made/estimate proper dimensions for masts, bowsprit and sails. Here is an example of dimension. All are metric system mm

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Maybe my dimensions calculation will be useful for anyone in future, so here I add dimension pack as .zip file for download, including .pdf files with proper sails dimensions for Halcon 1840 1:100 scale.

 

[Calvin]

At next was a point to made a masts and bowsprit, but there was no any dimensions in China "instruction". I saw a pictures of models where masts was much too big for the rest of body, making such no proportional model a pain when look at it
Proper proportions are very important, for ship and women

View attachment 489519

So I used a Fusion 360 software (it is free for personal use) and famous Halcon plans I found in net, to made a proper proportion for my model at 1:100 scale. Using CAD software I was able to scale/calibrate the plans and made/estimate proper dimensions for masts, bowsprit and sails. Here is an example of dimension. All are metric system mm

View attachment 489520View attachment 489521View attachment 489522
Maybe my dimensions calculation will be useful for anyone in future, so here I add dimension pack as .zip file for download, including .pdf files with proper sails dimensions for Halcon 1840 1:100 scale.

 

[Calvin]

Thank you for the dimensions, looked and asked for this

 

[DARIVS ARCHITECTVS]

Already arrived next 9$ kits from Ali - 1:70 NewPort, 1:120 America 1851, 1;130 Harvey, another one 1:100 Halcon 1840, and 1:150 Victory (this one 25$ ) , but for Victory I am too short now.
Maybe America 1851 , it is nice boat and nice year, because at this year Colt made his Navy revolver (I had and used this gun for CAS shooting also )

I own a .36 caliber 1851 Navy revolver. It is a replica meade by Pieta in Italy but it shoots fine and is a lot of fun. My favorite is the end Model Dragoon, though.

 

[remzibi]

I own a .36 caliber 1851 Navy revolver. It is a replica meade by Pieta in Italy but it shoots fine and is a lot of fun. My favorite is the end Model Dragoon, though.

It is great gun , however my favorite of era is Remington 1858 cal.44 , I like to shoot that one the most (made by Pieta), I own also Remington revolver carbine .44 made by Uberti. Anyhow for CAS competitions, I mostly use lever carbine Winchester 1892 by Rossi .357/.38sp and SAA 1873 revolvers also .357/38sp .
I saw many times a surprised people, that in Poland we made such Western "sports", including Zoot Shoot .
We made a DIY mechanical horse for some stages

 

[remzibi]

......
And thanks for the calculation and pictures on the masts!

Thank you for the dimensions, looked and asked for this

My welcome, I am glad it will be useful