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La Venus - French frigate from 1782 - scale 1:96 [COMPLETED BUILD]
I do admire your skill and craftsmanship, you are doing a wonderful job on this model. your attention to detail is amazing. Well done.
Bob
Bob
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I started building artillery on this frigate. The first idea was to make a silicone rubber mold and pour a two-component resin into it, but it takes too long for each gun. So I decided to make them in lead alloy which has a very low melting temperature.
I made the two masters in brass:
In the meantime, I started building the carts for the 18-pound guns:
I made the two masters in brass:
In the meantime, I started building the carts for the 18-pound guns:
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JUST INCREDIBLE! 
Very good work and progress - you are a fast builder, fast and accurate 
BTW: "shroud holders" are called with correct term "channels"
BTW: "shroud holders" are called with correct term "channels"
I believe I saw your post on FB. This one is much more descriptive. I think I'll follow you here. Thanks
Very good video - I was surprised, that you have such a heavy amboss / anvil -> somehow I expected also a small one - like your La Venus.
Which type of blackening fluid are you using? And how long did you left it in the fluid?
Which type of blackening fluid are you using? And how long did you left it in the fluid?
Could post some picts please..... does it come off on your fingers? thankxs
If you go to 25 minutes and 37 seconds on the video posted in #55 post you can see how the 'Super Blue' is being used.
very nice,,,, Thank yu