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L´Amarante 1:36 POF

The middle part of the interior of the hull is finished, I will make the deck later. Now I have decided to make the rudder and tiller. Its thickness decreases from top to bottom starting at the waterline, but also from the back to the front.

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Wow...! Rudder, tiller and their assembly are true masterpieces, altough the model couldn't deserve anything less than this. Respect!
 
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Hi kuba,
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2-Flute bits

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Before I start assembling the interior of the hull again, I decided to do some details on the stern and false quarter gallery. It's not very obvious from the photos, but the base of the false quarter gallery has a groove milled on the bottom to better fit the wales, which are raised.

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marsalv said:
Thanks everyone for the compliments :).
To Paul: I'm no expert on historical accuracy, but that's the case with both models I build according to French plans.
Finishing hatches - covers, sheeting for the galley stove.

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My dear friend, Marslav
I ask for your help in understanding the construction of the covers of the various openings you created on the lower deck of the bow. I do not know how to adjust the opening numbers as they appear in the monograph drawings, for example in plate number 21. If you could place the hatch numbers as shown in Table 21 of the monograph across the various decks.
Thank you very much, it would be very helpful to me..
 
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