L´Amarante 1:36 POF

[Albert Mary]

Thank you very much Shota .
I continue with binding strakes and planing the space between these strips.

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I'm feeling bad, just know it... LOL

 

[shota70]

beautiful and accurate work!!

 

[Hubac’s Historian]

As ever, Marsalv, I remain awed by the outstanding quality of your workmanship. You have a gift for precision, that also still conveys the hand of the maker; without a placard to guide me, I could identify one of your projects. This is the stuff of the best models, IMO.

 

[KMSvideo]

As ever, Marsalv, I remain awed by the outstanding quality of your workmanship. You have a gift for precision, that also still conveys the hand of the maker; without a placard to guide me, I could identify one of your projects. This is the stuff of the best models, IMO.

I completely agree.

 

[marsalv]

I am gradually starting to work on finishing the front part of the hull. I started making the galley stove first.

 

[Peter Voogt]

I am gradually starting to work on finishing the front part of the hull. I started making the galley stove first.

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A wonderful detailed scratch build stove, Marsalv. Looking forward to the completed setup.
Regards, Peter

 

[marsalv]

Thank you for compliment Peter.

 

[dockattner]

Wow! I am so many questions about how your made that!



Are all these metal components made from brass? How did you cut out the thin strips so perfectly? Did you glue the metal strips to the plates or are they soldered?

 

[marsalv]

Hi Paul,
all parts in the picture are brass etchings. You can see two types of etchings here - plates with strips (made as one etching) and separate strips. When assembled, the strips themselves are then glued to the plate and fixed with eyelets and nails.

 

[dockattner]

Hi Paul,
all parts in the picture are brass etchings. You can see two types of etchings here - plates with strips (made as one etching) and separate strips. When assembled, the strips themselves are then glued to the plate and fixed with eyelets and nails.

Ah, I understand. Thank you for answering me and congratulations on these parts - they are as nicely completed as any I have seen. Bravo!

 

[marsalv]

Installation of bulkheads and fore deck beams.

 

[marsalv]

The knees were made and added to the already installed deck beams. Next came the charcoal stove. However, because I made several mistakes in the design of the etching parts, it was necessary to make additional adjustments to the etching.

 

[KMSvideo]

As always, perfect clean work.
Do you make the etched parts yourself or have them etched?

 

[Peter Voogt]

The knees were made and added to the already installed deck beams. Next came the charcoal stove. However, because I made several mistakes in the design of the etching parts, it was necessary to make additional adjustments to the etching.

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A very nicely detailed ‘swinging stove’, Marsalv. Great brass-work skills.
Regards, Peter