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

Olivers Historic Shipyard said:
Thank you all for the likes and the comments.
@Kurt Konrath
There was no space onboard for any luxury items. To use this kitchen is a punishment because you can use it only while kneeling.
But i like your BRRRRT in your Avatarpic!
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It's similar at Le Rochefort; here you also had to get on all fours to get to the stove and to the cabins if you wanted to go to bed.
 
The cleats correspond geometrically to the small cleats on the wreck. As I don't trust glued cleats, I will also secure them with a bolt.
The 3mm sheaves will be installed in the crane beams, mast cradles and the fixed snatch blocks on the railing. According to the wreck, La Belle only had wooden sheaves and axles. Before installation, the parts are cleaned again, the cleats rounded, etc.

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Olivers Historic Shipyard said:
The cleats correspond geometrically to the small cleats on the wreck. As I don't trust glued cleats, I will also secure them with a bolt.
The 3mm sheaves will be installed in the crane beams, mast cradles and the fixed snatch blocks on the railing. According to the wreck, La Belle only had wooden sheaves and axles. Before installation, the parts are cleaned again, the cleats rounded, etc.

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Oliver my dear friend :)
You manage to combine methods and tools in a way that upgrades the quality of your most beautiful products
 
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