Just amazing, what a beauty.
La Renommée - French Frigate 1744 (1/48) - Based on Monographie from J. BOUDRIOT
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What is the wiod selection for the model?
Sorry wood.
PS I see you have also developped a machine to shrink yourselve to 1:48 scale, thats magic.
PS I see you have also developped a machine to shrink yourselve to 1:48 scale, thats magic.
G'day Patrick
Thank you so much for your pictorial log. There's an old expression 'a picture is worth a thousand word.'
Another is the bending and making the ebony Wales....speechless is my brain telling me, as try to described to all of this incredible log.
Thanks a million mate and happymodeling
Greg
Thank you so much for your pictorial log. There's an old expression 'a picture is worth a thousand word.'
In that case you have given us an encyclopedia to read.
I have learnt a lot and your hints are fantastic, eg. the treenailing is so simple but brilliant at the same time. That one is going into my memory vault for sure.Another is the bending and making the ebony Wales....speechless is my brain telling me, as try to described to all of this incredible log.
Thanks a million mate and happymodeling
Greg
During the coming weekend I will go once more through your time lapse photos and write down the questions coming up to get some more information.
So you can expect several questions ......
...... many thanks in advance
And definitely it is now the time to make a planset review of the La Renommee monographie from Boudriot, which I have in my shelf since years.
I hope to do it in short time
So you can expect several questions ......
...... many thanks in advanceAnd definitely it is now the time to make a planset review of the La Renommee monographie from Boudriot, which I have in my shelf since years.
I hope to do it in short time
Just remembered our post in the "Today in History"-thread:
27 September 1747 – French La Renommée (1744 - 30), a Sirene-class frigate captured by british HMS Dover, becoming HMS Renown
with several drawings from the NMM!
Take a look also here:
https://www.shipsofscale.com/sosfor...ime-events-in-history.2104/page-37#post-41028
27 September 1747 – French La Renommée (1744 - 30), a Sirene-class frigate captured by british HMS Dover, becoming HMS Renown
with several drawings from the NMM!
Take a look also here:
https://www.shipsofscale.com/sosfor...ime-events-in-history.2104/page-37#post-41028
During the coming weekend I will go once more through your time lapse photos and write down the questions coming up to get some more information.
So you can expect several questions ......
And definitely it is now the time to make a planset review of the La Renommee monographie from Boudriot, which I have in my shelf since years.
I hope to do it in short time
No problem !!
Hi.
For making hoops I use shrink tape
For making hoops I use shrink tape
Thank you for this information. To each his methods, good to share !
Patrick
Patrick
Awesome Craftsmanship it gives me so much inspiration and ideas. I am abt to order the 4 volumes of the 74 gun and the 1/48th scale plans I hope one day I will be able to have mine look as great as yours does
Fantastic work! Thanks for sharing.
For everybody interested in this ship, model etc. please take a look at the brand new "PLANSET REVIEW" here in SOS:
(click on the title)
La RENOMMÉE - Frégate de VIII - 1744 - 1:48 - Jean Boudriot
(click on the title)
La RENOMMÉE - Frégate de VIII - 1744 - 1:48 - Jean Boudriot
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Fantastic build, to be this good i think i have to praktise some more years!
a few more modelkits or s 5 i think
I want to ask a question,I would be glad if you answer
It depend what scale is the model ,or are you asking in what size the plan comes?
The answer :
Patrick
Patrick
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Hallo Patrick, many thanks for the fast answer to the question of Oktay......
Never checked the data on the ancre page
https://ancre.fr/en/monograph/20-monographie-de-la-renommee-fregate-de-8-1744.html
This means, for ancre means the "hull length" the length including the complete stem-construction / knee of the head
Indeed, they take into account the figurehead Uwe.
Have a good day.
Have a good day.
An outstanding masterpiece.
Respectfully yours.
Respectfully yours.