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HMS Enterprise 1774 POF 1:48.

Oops ……continued:ROTF:
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The quarter galleries for the WC. Freak these gave me plenty challenges. Mainly due to the 1mm error I made when I fixed my broken stern timbers.

Started the quarter gallery dome and added the carved scales.

The little “ hoekie ” where the “fat” little Cherub stands . ROTF.

Some pics:
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The Cherub is just stuck in the “hoekie” with prestick on her butt…..ROTF

Now to make it look pretty.
Cheers Grant
 
Oops ……continued:ROTF:
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The quarter galleries for the WC. Freak these gave me plenty challenges. Mainly due to the 1mm error I made when I fixed my broken stern timbers.

Started the quarter gallery dome and added the carved scales.

The little “ hoekie ” where the “fat” little Cherub stands . ROTF.

Some pics:
View attachment 637534View attachment 637535View attachment 637536
The Cherub is just stuck in the “hoekie” with prestick on her butt…..ROTF

Now to make it look pretty.
Cheers Grant
As you said, it's all in the detail. Very nice!

Dom
 
Oops ……continued:ROTF:


The quarter galleries for the WC. Freak these gave me plenty challenges. Mainly due to the 1mm error I made when I fixed my broken stern timbers.

Started the quarter gallery dome and added the carved scales.

The little “ hoekie ” where the “fat” little Cherub stands . ROTF.

Some pics:
The Cherub is just stuck in the “hoekie” with prestick on her butt…..ROTF

Now to make it look pretty.
Cheers Grant
What do you mean, “now to make it look pretty”? It isn’t already? Looks like itto me Thumbsup
 
As you said, it's all in the detail. Very nice!

Dom
Good morning Dom. Thank you kindly Sir.
What do you mean, “now to make it look pretty”? It isn’t already? Looks like itto me Thumbsup
ROTF. Thanks. There are loads of little tags, etc so some final 800 grit sanding, stain touch up and some oils or poly. Need to some make up on….;).
Cheers Grant
 
Good morning. Continuing with the area around the SB quarter gallery. Added the top section, the rough tree rail and cap rails. The cannon ports are framed as well.
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Whew this too a lot longer than I imagined…..

The SB external scuppers were cut from a 3mm brass tube, shaped and blacked.
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Cheers Grant
magnificent work!!
 
Good morning. Continuing with the area around the SB quarter gallery. Added the top section, the rough tree rail and cap rails. The cannon ports are framed as well.
View attachment 638864View attachment 638865View attachment 638866
View attachment 638867
Whew this too a lot longer than I imagined…..

The SB external scuppers were cut from a 3mm brass tube, shaped and blacked.
View attachment 638868View attachment 638869View attachment 638870
Cheers Grant
Beautiful work Grant
 
Good morning. Continuing with the area around the SB quarter gallery. Added the top section, the rough tree rail and cap rails. The cannon ports are framed as well.
View attachment 638864View attachment 638865View attachment 638866
View attachment 638867
Whew this too a lot longer than I imagined…..

The SB external scuppers were cut from a 3mm brass tube, shaped and blacked.
View attachment 638868View attachment 638869View attachment 638870
Cheers Grant
Nicely added details, Grant.
Regards, Peter
 
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