Hms Alert by Maarten [COMPLETED BUILD]

no doubt that your executive work, will give me a lot of useful information to my project, thanks for the sharing :)Thumbsup
merry Christmas to you and your family
 
The sail room is finished.
I have prepared some sails to fill the shelfs.
The sails I colored with some dilluted judea butumen.
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On the other bulkhead I have made a rack.
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For the rack I have made some ropes and a spare block.
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So now the sail room is finished.
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Wishing you all a great Christmas and healthy and sawdusty 2022.
 
Finally some time to start working on the ice cube.
First I covered the hull with foil as we are going to create a lot of dust . So the whole ship is wrapped and taped with masking tape.
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Time to start sanding, and for you kitchen builders this is not something to do in your kitchen or you want to have a divorce. :)
I start sanding with 40 grit to get the block into shape, followed by 60, 80, 120, 240, 320, 400, 600, 800. Then waterproof 1000, 2000, 3000 and 4000.
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With the course paper 40, 60, 80 and 120 I smoothen the block to remove air pockets etc.
I sand with a excentric sander of 125 mm.
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The edges are rounded the top surface I leave as casted which gives a perfect water like surface.
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Now on to the finer grits from 220 up to 800.
Between every sanding step I clean with water.
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Next the sanding with water and grit 1000 up to 4000. After sanding this is the result.
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It is still not clear and glass like so the next step is polishing followed by wax.
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Now the finish is finished and we have a floating hull. For the first time I can dive bolow my own ship.
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See the finished result, I now need to resand the keel and put on some shellack again.

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Sorry for spamming you with all those pictures :)

Wishing you and your loved ones all a prosperous and healthy 2022.
 
Finally some time to start working on the ice cube.
First I covered the hull with foil as we are going to create a lot of dust . So the whole ship is wrapped and taped with masking tape.
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Time to start sanding, and for you kitchen builders this is not something to do in your kitchen or you want to have a divorce. :)
I start sanding with 40 grit to get the block into shape, followed by 60, 80, 120, 240, 320, 400, 600, 800. Then waterproof 1000, 2000, 3000 and 4000.
View attachment 279395

With the course paper 40, 60, 80 and 120 I smoothen the block to remove air pockets etc.
I sand with a excentric sander of 125 mm.
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The edges are rounded the top surface I leave as casted which gives a perfect water like surface.
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Now on to the finer grits from 220 up to 800.
Between every sanding step I clean with water.
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Next the sanding with water and grit 1000 up to 4000. After sanding this is the result.
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It is still not clear and glass like so the next step is polishing followed by wax.
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Now the finish is finished and we have a floating hull. For the first time I can dive bolow my own ship.
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See the finished result, I now need to resand the keel and put on some shellack again.

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Sorry for spamming you with all those pictures :)

Wishing you and your loved ones all a prosperous and healthy 2022.
Absolutely amazing! I love it! I also like the bubbles by the anchor, intended or not. ;)
 
Hi Maarten!

Congratulations on the water replica. Pouring the water around the ship model was very risky, up to the total loss of the ship by uncontrolled flow of resin into the ship. In the end everything went well and the final result looks excellent.

Bon appetite with the doughnuts and I wish you and the familie a happy new year.Bottle

Love regards
Thomas
 
Hello Maarten, I adore your art of modelling - your half-water/half-nonwater hull (with ingredients) is great and looks astonishing. --

Ik zelf ben "half-dutchman/half-deutschman", geniet de oliebollen - wij noemen ze in Duitsland "Krapfen", in Amsterdam hebben wij vroeger ook wel eens "poffertjes" gehad.

Harteleijke groeten en prettig oud en nieuw (ik hoop, dat dit correct is), Fritz (schiffbaur)
 
Finally some time to start working on the ice cube.
First I covered the hull with foil as we are going to create a lot of dust . So the whole ship is wrapped and taped with masking tape.
View attachment 279393
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Time to start sanding, and for you kitchen builders this is not something to do in your kitchen or you want to have a divorce. :)
I start sanding with 40 grit to get the block into shape, followed by 60, 80, 120, 240, 320, 400, 600, 800. Then waterproof 1000, 2000, 3000 and 4000.
View attachment 279395

With the course paper 40, 60, 80 and 120 I smoothen the block to remove air pockets etc.
I sand with a excentric sander of 125 mm.
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The edges are rounded the top surface I leave as casted which gives a perfect water like surface.
View attachment 279398
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Now on to the finer grits from 220 up to 800.
Between every sanding step I clean with water.
View attachment 279400

Next the sanding with water and grit 1000 up to 4000. After sanding this is the result.
View attachment 279401

It is still not clear and glass like so the next step is polishing followed by wax.
View attachment 279402

Now the finish is finished and we have a floating hull. For the first time I can dive bolow my own ship.
View attachment 279403

See the finished result, I now need to resand the keel and put on some shellack again.

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Sorry for spamming you with all those pictures :)

Wishing you and your loved ones all a prosperous and healthy 2022.
Dear Maarten
Wow, you are doing amazing things with this model, bon appétit :D
wish you and your family a happy new year
 
The sail room is finished.
I have prepared some sails to fill the shelfs.
The sails I colored with some dilluted judea butumen.
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On the other bulkhead I have made a rack.
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For the rack I have made some ropes and a spare block.
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So now the sail room is finished.
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Wishing you all a great Christmas and healthy and sawdusty 2022.
Your Sail Room is well done and stocked. I emhoy seeing small detailing like this to bring life to a model. Rich (PT-2)
 
Finally some time to start working on the ice cube.
First I covered the hull with foil as we are going to create a lot of dust . So the whole ship is wrapped and taped with masking tape.
View attachment 279393
View attachment 279394

Time to start sanding, and for you kitchen builders this is not something to do in your kitchen or you want to have a divorce. :)
I start sanding with 40 grit to get the block into shape, followed by 60, 80, 120, 240, 320, 400, 600, 800. Then waterproof 1000, 2000, 3000 and 4000.
View attachment 279395

With the course paper 40, 60, 80 and 120 I smoothen the block to remove air pockets etc.
I sand with a excentric sander of 125 mm.
View attachment 279396
View attachment 279397

The edges are rounded the top surface I leave as casted which gives a perfect water like surface.
View attachment 279398
View attachment 279399

Now on to the finer grits from 220 up to 800.
Between every sanding step I clean with water.
View attachment 279400

Next the sanding with water and grit 1000 up to 4000. After sanding this is the result.
View attachment 279401

It is still not clear and glass like so the next step is polishing followed by wax.
View attachment 279402

Now the finish is finished and we have a floating hull. For the first time I can dive bolow my own ship.
View attachment 279403

See the finished result, I now need to resand the keel and put on some shellack again.

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Sorry for spamming you with all those pictures :)

Wishing you and your loved ones all a prosperous and healthy 2022.
WOW! This is great o_O
 
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