HMS Ontario 1780 Cross Section scale 1:32 1.0(Version 1)
Alaskan yellow cedar would certainly work.
Mike: the border inlay is really intriguing!
Mike: the border inlay is really intriguing!
Hallo Mike,
all the Best and Happy Birthday my friend
all the Best and Happy Birthday my friend
Happy birthday Mike!!
Happy Birthday from Brooklyn, NY!!!
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hermoso trabajo.
English translation: a beautiful job.
Happy birthday Mike!
Happy Birthday Mike! I'm late to the party as usual.
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I made a little more progress on the Ontario this is a few progress photos.
Planksheer:
The Planksheer is walnut, I made a template by tracing hull outline onto a thin piece of cardboard (used pizza box) and transferring the pattern to walnut pieces. Used a band saw to cutout the pieces and installed them with clamps and rubber bands.
Waterways:
The waterways are European Beech wood and are installed as shown.
Ships boats:
The cradle supports for the ships were made and installed next.
Planksheer:
The Planksheer is walnut, I made a template by tracing hull outline onto a thin piece of cardboard (used pizza box) and transferring the pattern to walnut pieces. Used a band saw to cutout the pieces and installed them with clamps and rubber bands.
Waterways:
The waterways are European Beech wood and are installed as shown.
Ships boats:
The cradle supports for the ships were made and installed next.
Mike, this is really nice progress you show!! Excellent!! An enjoyment to watch this build.
Just excellent. Very nice job, Mike. Looking forward to this project.
Looks great Mike! Glad to here build is going well, I'm also looking forward to this build.
WOW MIKE THAT WOULD BE FANTASTIC, that would be something I would be interested in, by the way I posted a question on the Blandford projects page, when you get a chance take a look, have been doing some off model work on the BLANDFORD. THANKS Don