La Candelaria - Occre Build log

[Alan56]

A few more photos from different angles.

 

[Papatotalos]

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Nice work Alan. Looks fantastic.

 

[GrantTyler]

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Looking very good Allan. Cheers Grant

 

[Alan56]

Thanks everyone for the kind words & likes

 

[KAYA61]

Allan İt looks very amazing

 

[KAYA61]

@Papatotalos thanks and I also plan to make La Candelaria in the future.

 

[Magic Mike]

Alan, your attention to detail is awesome! Nicely done, Magic Mike

 

[KAYA61]

@Peter Gutterman and @Alan56 thanks Sir

 

[Uwe24]

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Everything look‘s fantastic on deck. I‘m also building the La Candelaria, just finished 2nd planking. Thx a lot for the amazing pictures, I admire your work.

 

[Albert Mary]

Good tip which I didn't think of but will take note of it.
Supports are in & the main deck fits nicely in place.
I experimented simulating chalking with some scrap lumber & decided that using sewing thread looked the most realistic as you can see on the mortar deck. It needs to be trimmed, tree nails added & stained. Chalking the main deck in this manner will be tedious. Any thoughts on this technique?

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Hi. I've been using it on my Hoy. It's a bit awkward, honestly, but it prevent hateful staining from pencil or dyeing. The outcome is also overall good, as the "true caulking" is evident even in 1:48 scale and the textile could fair minor misalignments occurring in the planking process. Regards.

 

[AllanKP69]

Looking really good! Love your hook joint on the planks.
Allan