Hello everyone,
The first pictures of the stand for the Euryalus.
to be continued
Greetings
Ruediger
The first pictures of the stand for the Euryalus.
to be continued
Greetings
Ruediger
HMS Euryalus 1803 - Scale 1:48 [COMPLETED BUILD]
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Ich liebe die Art der Präsentation bereits jetzt ......
Hello everyone,
the next pictures of the stand.
5 mm brass tube fitted into the keel
3 mm Brass Tube fitted on the stack
it fits perfectly
The whole thing is filled with bird sand and soaked with diluted white glue. This makes the surface hard and the sand solid.
to be continued
Greetings
Ruediger
the next pictures of the stand.
5 mm brass tube fitted into the keel
3 mm Brass Tube fitted on the stack
it fits perfectly
The whole thing is filled with bird sand and soaked with diluted white glue. This makes the surface hard and the sand solid.
to be continued
Greetings
Ruediger
That looks damn good Rüdiger
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Ruediger,
Very creative thinking and very realistic as well. I have to ask to learn from you. I am very intrigued. I would think you would have to leave the keel blocks in place while you treated the sand with diluted white glue. I'm imagining if you removed them the sand would fall into the gaps they left. How did you apply the diluted white glue and at the same time protect the timbers from it. Did you tape the keel blocks and spray.
To me this is like a magic trick. Please tell me how you pulled the rabbit out of your hat!
Thanks,
Ken
Very creative thinking and very realistic as well. I have to ask to learn from you. I am very intrigued. I would think you would have to leave the keel blocks in place while you treated the sand with diluted white glue. I'm imagining if you removed them the sand would fall into the gaps they left. How did you apply the diluted white glue and at the same time protect the timbers from it. Did you tape the keel blocks and spray.
To me this is like a magic trick. Please tell me how you pulled the rabbit out of your hat!
Thanks,
Ken
Hi Ken,Ruediger,
Very creative thinking and very realistic as well. I have to ask to learn from you. I am very intrigued. I would think you would have to leave the keel blocks in place while you treated the sand with diluted white glue. I'm imagining if you removed them the sand would fall into the gaps they left. How did you apply the diluted white glue and at the same time protect the timbers from it. Did you tape the keel blocks and spray.
To me this is like a magic trick. Please tell me how you pulled the rabbit out of your hat!
Thanks,
Ken
it's not magic.
I painted the assembled wood and the panel twice with Clou pore filler. After drying, I filled in and spread the sand. I applied the diluted white glue (1/3 glue, 2/3 Water and a few squirts of dishwashing liquid) to the sand with a large syringe. Then wipe off the excess glue from the wood with cotton wool. It is important to place the entire board on a flat surface and weigh it down with weights until it is dry. Otherwise the board will warp or become crooked. After drying, everything is sprayed with a clear silk matt spray lacquer from Clou.
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Greetings
Ruediger
Einfach SUPER
and many thanks for the information about the "sanding" - Very helpful
and many thanks for the information about the "sanding" - Very helpful
Hello everyone,
the next pictures of the Stand
here without the ship model. i will try to make the ship model removable. Let's see if it works
to be continued
Greetings
Ruediger
the next pictures of the Stand
here without the ship model. i will try to make the ship model removable. Let's see if it works
to be continued
Greetings
Ruediger
Hello everyone,
the next pictures of the stand.
These are the last pictures from the construction report. Thank you for your messages of praise, criticism and other things. I would be happy if you liked the report and if you can use some of it for your hobby. For now, I will photograph the model ship and possibly publish it in the gallery.
Many thanks.
Sorry, to be continued no more.
Greetings
Ruediger
the next pictures of the stand.
These are the last pictures from the construction report. Thank you for your messages of praise, criticism and other things. I would be happy if you liked the report and if you can use some of it for your hobby. For now, I will photograph the model ship and possibly publish it in the gallery.
Many thanks.
Sorry, to be continued no more.
Greetings
Ruediger
Hello Rüdiger, simply great, I don't think you can say more. Thanks for sharing your wonderful work.
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Excellent work Ruediger, it is a masterpiece!
Christian
Christian
Gratulation - zu diesem wunderschönen Modell
Freue mich schon auf die Schluß-Fotos
kann es kaum erwarten deinem nächsten Projekt zu folgen - es hat sehr viel Spaß gemacht deinem Baufortschritt zu folgen.
Freue mich schon auf die Schluß-Fotos
kann es kaum erwarten deinem nächsten Projekt zu folgen - es hat sehr viel Spaß gemacht deinem Baufortschritt zu folgen.
Wunderbar, deine ganze Arbeit. Das fasziniert mich an diesem Hobby, obwohl ich dieses Niveau nie erreichen werde. Bitte fahren Sie fort und danke fürs Zeigen.
Hi Ruediger
What an excellent model on a likewise excellent stand. The combination of both on display make it a true masterpiece.
Thank you for your construction log it has been very informative and inspiring.
What an excellent model on a likewise excellent stand. The combination of both on display make it a true masterpiece.
Thank you for your construction log it has been very informative and inspiring.