HMS ALERT 1777 cutter POF by shota70 [COMPLETED BUILD]

shota70 said:
good evening dear friends
Today I dedicated about six hours to the construction process of the oven. First I read the explanation in the booklet attached to the model as well as the documentation that Maarten uploaded. After understanding the construction steps, I started by inserting the 6 rings that are inserted into the sides of the oven. pay attention that one of them is incomplete. This is the upper ring that connects to the inner rack of the pots and is at an angle of 90 degrees.
Later I made the small side doors on both sides as well as the handles and their locking mechanism.
I also created the width slots in the lower grill of the oven.
Once the sides and interior parts were ready I glued them to the back of the oven where I had initially attached the oven chimney.
When the structure was dry, I painted the stove black, this is the first layer, on which the second layer will join to get perfect uniformity.
I try to give a detailed explanation as much as possible and accompanied by many pictures, because experience has taught me that those who come in the construction process will be able to use them. :)
I wish you all a pleasant weekend and a happy and sweet new year

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Very nice detailing, Shota! Thumbsup
 
good evening dear friends
Today I put the tile floor under the oven on the begging deck. I checked how it looks, and to be honest it doesn't look bad at all. I have not yet glued the oven to the floor In practice, I glued the rectangular container that is adjacent to it under the grill skewer.
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After that I started working on the continuation of the internal planking between the lower and upper deck. This is just the beginning as I said.
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Good night everyone and sweet dreams
 
good evening dear friends
Today, after 4 days of work I finished installing the inner panels of the wall (the side of the ship) between the lower and upper deck.
Since I have previously explained the steps of the work, I will let the pictures speak for themselves.
I wish you all a pleasant and enjoyable weekend
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good evening dear friends
Today I started working on the sail room. I started by removing the pieces from the laser burned pear board pattern. I made each side separately, while the back wall where two adjoining windows are installed required investment and precision. After all the sides were ready I glued them to each other making sure to have 90 degree angles in the corners of the room.
After the whole room was stable, I applied a layer of natural wax/dong and this gave the pear tree a nicer depth and shade.
I still need to prepare and install the door and window hinges, as well as the interior furniture of the room, I will do it with Maarten's documentation.
wish you all a pleasant and enjoyable weekend
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Dear Shota. Your oven and floor and the inner planking looks great. I anxiously await to see how the sail room is going to installed and finished.
 
good evening dear friends
Today I continued working on the sail room. I made the shelves and the support columns for the shelves. Initially I created the two parts that make up the shelf, these parts were connected to each other. After the glue dried I installed the lower shelf as well as the upper one. On the walls of the adhesive room are supports (laterally) on which the shelves were placed. At the same time I also glued the two support columns, so that all the components created a structure of fairly stable shelves. after the. Yes, I applied natural wax dong to the shelves.
In the coming days I will install the hinges, produce fabrics/folded sheets for the sails, and more parts for the sails.
All this means that I have a lot of work waiting for me and it's fun at the same time and that's what's fun. :)
good night friends
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shota70 said:
good evening dear friends
Today I continued working on the sail room. I made the shelves and the support columns for the shelves. Initially I created the two parts that make up the shelf, these parts were connected to each other. After the glue dried I installed the lower shelf as well as the upper one. On the walls of the adhesive room are supports (laterally) on which the shelves were placed. At the same time I also glued the two support columns, so that all the components created a structure of fairly stable shelves. after the. Yes, I applied natural wax dong to the shelves.
In the coming days I will install the hinges, produce fabrics/folded sheets for the sails, and more parts for the sails.
All this means that I have a lot of work waiting for me and it's fun at the same time and that's what's fun. :)
good night friends
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Looks good shota.
 
shota70 said:
good evening dear friends
Today I continued working on the sail room. I made the shelves and the support columns for the shelves. Initially I created the two parts that make up the shelf, these parts were connected to each other. After the glue dried I installed the lower shelf as well as the upper one. On the walls of the adhesive room are supports (laterally) on which the shelves were placed. At the same time I also glued the two support columns, so that all the components created a structure of fairly stable shelves. after the. Yes, I applied natural wax dong to the shelves.
In the coming days I will install the hinges, produce fabrics/folded sheets for the sails, and more parts for the sails.
All this means that I have a lot of work waiting for me and it's fun at the same time and that's what's fun. :)
good night friends
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Very nice!
Now waiting for some hinges and other hardware to appear... ;)
 
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