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

[Lucius]

Hello everyone,

the Fore mast step and the floor construction of the front magazine followed







The Limber Chanel is covered with small panels



to be continued

Greetings
Ruediger (Lucius)

 

[pianoforte]

Very beautiful and cleanly built, totally impressive. I like it very much.

 

[Uwek]

Very clean and accurate work.
You wrote: "front magazine" - what are these elements, which will be later on covered by the planking?

 

[Lucius]

Hallo Uwe,

Inside the storage magazin, the flat consisted of a series of pallets on top of the layer of planking.Within the pallets was stored charcoal, witch was placed there to help absorb moisture that would degrade the gunpowder stored in barrels in this room.



(Text and Picture Book HMS Euryalus)

Greetings
Ruediger (Lucius)

 

[Lucius]

Hello everyone,
the second hook with sleepers is installed





The positions of the Orlop Clamps are marked





the Orlop clamps were glued on





to be continued

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Ruediger (Lucius(

 

[Jimsky]

I like the marking device, very good thinking!

 

[Lucius]

Hello everyone,

it continues with the ("interior) of the front magazine and the first deck beams from the Front Orlop deck









to be continued

Greetings Ruediger (Lucius)

 

[Gennaro]

Hello everyone,
the second hook with sleepers is installed

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The positions of the Orlop Clamps are marked

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the Orlop clamps were glued on

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to be continued

Greetings
Ruediger (Lucius(

Interesting height gauge. How do you transfer points from plans to hull?

 

[Bryian]

Thats a very beautiful looking build. Well done.

 

[Lucius]

Hello everyone,
Work on the powder chamber continued. The flaps were the demarcation from the lantern room. The rear bulkhead was also installed. The powder was in the bucket in front of the hatches, which was then filled into the bags (cartridges). The shelf was used to store the finished cartridges.















to be continued

Greetings
Ruediger (Lucius)

 

[BradNSW]

Beautiful detail and layout of a truly functional and accurate powder room! Thanks for sharing this wonderful work, which I assume will become unobservable as the build progresses?

 

[Tobias]

Fantastic work Lucius I am impressed with all your work, thank you for sharing, you can only be amazed and learn.

 

[Tobias]

I can learn

 

[Lucius]

Interesting height gauge. How do you transfer points from plans to hull?

I measure the points with the ruler and subtract the measurement from 300 mm (height of the template).
e.g. measuring point 128 mm. 300 mm minus 128 mm = 172 mm. Set the 172 mm from the lower edge of the holder in which the pipe sits to the scriber and transfer the points onto the wood. This only works for me because the keel has the same zero line as the template

 

[Lucius]

Hello everyone,

the lanterns for the powder magazine were built. The panes of glass are made with Micro Crystal Clear.









to be continued

Greetings
Ruediger (Lucius)

 

[Kurt Konrath]

Hello everyone,

the lanterns for the powder magazine were built. The panes of glass are made with Micro Crystal Clear.

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to be continued

Greetings
Ruediger (Lucius)

Such great detail you are adding. Are you going to have a half planked deck to show interior details

 

[Lucius]

Are you going to have a half planked deck to show interior details

As described in the first post, I will not build planks.

 

[Lucius]

Hello everyone,
the next pictures to build the Orlop deck











to be continued

Greeting
Ruediger (Lucius)

 

[Uwek]

Very good work - and very well executed details.
Is it by the flash of the camera, or do you use for the knees and / or carlings a different typ of wood? They are looking different

 

[Lucius]

Very good work - and very well executed details.
Is it by the flash of the camera, or do you use for the knees and / or carlings a different typ of wood? They are looking different

Hello Uwe,

It's pear wood, but a little lighter. It's a different delivery