My 1/36 is a little more different as your 1/36, Nigel. 
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La Belle 1/36 - Plan by Jean Boudriot / myself
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I am using the pen sander for some time now and find it very usefull, it comes with different shapes of pens. Square, triangle and round, very good tool.
If you have a Proxxon drill then you can use that transformer.
If you have a Proxxon drill then you can use that transformer.
One important thing. Use only original equipment for your tools ! I bought a additional union nut for my milling machine. This union nut doesn´t worked well with the 3mm clamping collet. It doesn´t snaped well on it. Finally the collet was pressfitted in my milling motor and it was a hell and a inferno to remove it. Now i have to buy any parts new. Lession learned !
Si è vero sono della stessa epoca
Si in effetti era solo un modello di studio e mai costruito
Ah. I confused it also with the Ambitieux 1692. But the planset is interesting because he shows a lot of details.
I´m still alive. Now it´s time for the contour following parts. First, the keelson. The wreck shows that the keelson is parted in several parts. But the parting technique on the wreck from my La Belle (Rochefort) ist different to the Album de Colbert (Toulon). Maybe because its a smaller vessel... My original plan shows only one part. To learn the manufacturing from the keelson i will create the keelson as one part as well. Several parts for the keelson i will "test" in upkomming projects.
Very good work - clean and accurate 
The vertical dotted lines shown on the drawing of the keelson - are these maybe the joints of the keelson elements? Or what they are for?
The notches for the columns are very good executed
The vertical dotted lines shown on the drawing of the keelson - are these maybe the joints of the keelson elements? Or what they are for?
The notches for the columns are very good executed
Thank you Uwe. The dotted lines are the position for the columns. The notches could be more deeper, but finaly the columns will hide them.
I am not so sure:
Take a look at your photo:
If these lines would show the column notches, there would be the notch shown at the end of the green arrow.
And also the dotted line would not go over the complete height of the keelson, and should show also a horizontal part for the foot bottom of the notch......
Hi Knut,
I did a new drawing from the keelson. I meaeured the positions from the frames new and have redrawn the keelson on cad with the real dimensions. I dont have a bandsaw, i did it with a jigsaw and finaly with my spindelsander. The finish with hand.
I did a new drawing from the keelson. I meaeured the positions from the frames new and have redrawn the keelson on cad with the real dimensions. I dont have a bandsaw, i did it with a jigsaw and finaly with my spindelsander. The finish with hand.
@Uwe
it´s only a "error" in the view. I have to rotate the the keelson to fit in in a DIN A4 frame. The side view is 180 degree different to the topview. Thats all..
it´s only a "error" in the view. I have to rotate the the keelson to fit in in a DIN A4 frame. The side view is 180 degree different to the topview. Thats all.
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Upps - Understood - everything clear@Uwe
it´s only a "error" in the view. I have to rotate the the keelson to fit in in a DIN A4 frame. The side view is 180 degree different to the topview. Thats all.
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Fabulous work Oliver
Kind Regards
Nigel
Kind Regards
Nigel