La Belle 1/36 - Plan by Jean Boudriot / myself

[epicdoom]

Amazing work my friend you have some great skills and inventive mindset to get things done. I found these pictures a few days ago thought they may be if interest to you. Best wishes

 

[PT-2]

Amazing work my friend you have some great skills and inventive mindset to get things done. I found these pictures a few days ago thought they may be if interest to you. Best wishes

Holy Smokes!!!! Not only small Master Furniture Makers but those of providing desk and office accessories as well! Looks like some very sharp knives and fine files . . . no glue visible to my eyes. These stimulate my mind as to what may be feasible . . . or not. . . for me. Not likely under the deck on my Bluenose. More reasonably would be a hold partially full of salted cod and fish heads on the deck waiting to be sluiced off through the gurry sluice midships. Rich (PT-2)

 

[Olivers Historic Shipyard]

@ Maarten

pagh ghIlDeSten

@epicdoom,

Thanks for the pictures. This is the La Belle from Angelo (Grisuzone) in 1/24. I know very well his project, it was a very good help on one point or another.

 

[Uwek]

Thanks for the pictures. This is the La Belle from Angelo (Grisuzone) in 1/24. I know very well his project, it was a very good help on one point or another.

Scale 1:24 - so we know how it was possible to make these details - but they are looking great

 

[Olivers Historic Shipyard]

Assembly of the deckbeams complete.

 

[NMBROOK]

I am playing catchup, very nice work indeed Oliver

Kind Regards

Nigel

 

[PT-2]

Assembly of the deckbeams complete.

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Your deck planking laid down looks well done. What are the plank widths? Also the diameter of the nailing that you use? I have to decide if I can do it with 1/8 inch planks on my Bluenose or fake it with scribed pencil lines for butted ends and small pencil dots for nailing. I used soft graphite pencil rubbed on both edges of the planks for caulking which has turned our very well. Keep up the nice work. Rich (PT-2)

 

[pianoforte]

Absolutely clean work. a real feast for the eyes. Wunderschön anzuschauen.

 

[Norway]

Oliver, clean and nice work as usual, good and informative pictures, greetings-

 

[Olivers Historic Shipyard]

Thanks for all the comments, guys.
@ Nigel. It´s not a challenge. To compare the Saint Phillipe with the La Belle is as well a good joke.

@PT-2
The Planks has more or less 6mm. I will use a drawplate for the wooden plugs. Maybe 0,8mm....

 

[PT-2]

Thanks for all the comments, guys.
@ Nigel. It´s not a challenge. To compare the Saint Phillipe with the La Belle is as well a good joke.

@PT-2
The Planks has more or less 6mm. I will use a drawplate for the wooden plugs. Maybe 0,8mm....

Those are larger than my 1/8 inch planks so nailing becomes questionable.
Thanks, Rich (PT-2)

 

[Olivers Historic Shipyard]

My 4th timelapse from my La Belle

 

[Stevedownunder]

Superb workmanship and lovely video Oliver,

Cheers,
Stephen.

 

[PT-2]

My 4th timelapse from my La Belle

 

[Norway]

Oliver, very nice way to show progress, great, greetings-

 

[Uwek]

Very good time lapse video - good to see the working steps in "compressed" way

 

[Olivers Historic Shipyard]

Thanks, my friends. Maybe there are some ideas in the videos to help in similar situations.

 

[Olivers Historic Shipyard]

A short update

 

[donfarr]

FORGET ABOUT THE LA BELLE OLIVER SHE STOLE THE SHOW SO CUTE SO WONDERFUL, A CHARMER THAT IS FOR SURE. GOD BLESS STAY SAFE YOU AND YOURS DOM

 

[Olivers Historic Shipyard]

Thank you for the lovely words, Don. Stay healty.