I'm amazed that you can get it to stay together with no glue. And you bench is immaculate compared to mine. 
HMS GRANADO - full hull - POF kit by CAF in 1:48 - by Uwe
Very nice fitment Uwe. Like the way you first dry fit everything so you can finetune to get a perfect result.
Hallo Uwe, as always, looks stunning, clean, accurate, precise. Simply beautiful.
Hallo friends,
many many thanks for all your kind words and comments - and also for all the likes received - it is a great community here in SOS
the deck structure works is like making the frames or hull planking - it seems, that it is never ending
Today some (maybe boring) photos of the ongoing beams, carlings, ledges, lodging knees work .....
at the end there will be around 300 wooden parts installed with appr. 300 copper "bolts" inserted
Many Thanks for your interest ...... to be continued ....
many many thanks for all your kind words and comments - and also for all the likes received - it is a great community here in SOS
the deck structure works is like making the frames or hull planking - it seems, that it is never ending
Today some (maybe boring) photos of the ongoing beams, carlings, ledges, lodging knees work .....
at the end there will be around 300 wooden parts installed with appr. 300 copper "bolts" inserted
Many Thanks for your interest ...... to be continued ....
I can only agree with Xander.
I think that you can and should show every progress. Everyone is helped who also builds this ship. I would be happy to have more information, tricks, etc. about La Palme (Amatante). I've enjoyed it at Le Coureur before.
I think that you can and should show every progress. Everyone is helped who also builds this ship. I would be happy to have more information, tricks, etc. about La Palme (Amatante). I've enjoyed it at Le Coureur before.
Certainly not boring Uwe! Indeed, it is rather interesting that he whole thing holds together without glue at this point. A testimony to the skill of the designer as well as the builder.
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Really nice photos, Uwe.
How do you keep track of where all the pieces go when you tear it apart to glue it? Seriously
Terrific Uwe and those photos are incredibly helpful to those of us who are inspired by your knowledge and workmanship.
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The result of that are the same boring photos again. But then with glue. I can't wait to see the difference of that