HMS Euryalus 1803 - Scale 1:48 [COMPLETED BUILD]

[Uwek]

What does this with the wood. Is it a varnish or is it a wood protection like an oil?

Unfortunately there is no english web-page, but maybe you can translate it here

G1 Schnellschleif-Grundierung

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It is no varnish and also not an oil, it is preliminary simply a primer.
it is without any colour, but slightly darken the wood -> all models by Karl alias @Jeronimo are treated only with this primer without using anything else

 

[Steef66]

Thanks Uwe, it's some kind of filler. Better name is synthetic resin, to fill and strenght the surface of the wood.
German is no problem for me, I grew up next to the German boarder. Gruß Got, mein Freud.

 

[Lucius]

Hello everyone,

Quarter Deck starboard side.







to be continued.

Greetings
Ruediger

 

[dockattner]

I've often wondered what perfection looks like...until now.

 

[Hoss6262]

Ruediger,
The symmetry in your work is just crazy good. I look from port to starboard looking for any deviations anywhere and can find NONE! I am starting to think you are not human. (this is a compliment)

 

[Uwek]

You managed to have a realy symetrical tops of the rail - very good result my friend

 

[stuglo]

I can't remember seeing this thread before, but its really very good work. I love the "finish" to the wood, the detail is excellent and the scale will give something really impressive.

 

[Lucius]

Hello everyone,

The Stern Part 1.
The stern is shown without ornamentation. So only the framework.







Construction as in the past, without CAD









to be continued

Greetings
Ruediger

 

[dockattner]

Really looking forward to learning how to construct a gallery 'old school' as that will be the approach I will take on my next build.

The finish you get on the wood is simply stunning Ruediger!

 

[Hoss6262]

This helps me in an area I've always had some difficulty with. Finding a way to see in 3D from 2D plans. Since plans are in 2D, it takes at least 2, 2D plan illustrations to render 3D requirements. Melding it all to see it in 3D, in my mind's eye takes much practice for me. Sometimes I need a nap afterwards.

You show the plan's illustrations, translate them to your own drawings (this is the step that really helps). Then drawings into a physical 3D element.

Thanks for sharing your process Ruediger!

 

[Lucius]

Hello everybody,

the Stern Part 2















This is as far as it will go with the Stern. I hope you like it, because I can't get it any better than this.
To be continued.

Greetings
Ruediger

 

[shota70]

Dear Ruediger
you are doing amazing things , your work is very Wise and teaches us a lot about work methods, for which we are grateful

 

[Uwek]

I hope you like it, because I can't get it any better than this.

Please Rüdiger,
you can not not do it better than this? Are you joking?

Sorry - I am making a joke here

In my opinion extreme good result !!!!
Great work my friend

 

[Lucius]

Hello everyone,

Work starts on the Gallion.

Try 01









to be continued

Greetings
Ruediger

 

[Lucius]

Hello everyone,

The Gallion attempt 2.
There was an error which I have corrected. Some parts had to be removed and made again.















to be continued

Greetings
Ruediger

 

[Hoss6262]

So Ruediger, you are human after all. Wonderful adjustment to make room for the head timbers~!

 

[Lucius]

Hello everyone,

the next pictures.





to be continued

Greetings
Ruediger

 

[Uwek]

Looking very good - very good adjustments

 

[Lucius]

Hello everyone,

The next 3 pictures of a quite fiddly job







Now let's straighten our fingers and enjoy a beer in the sunset.
to be continued

Greetings
Ruediger

 

[dockattner]

Wonderful execution of a challenging configuration!