Le Rochefort 1/36 - Build Log by Moreplovac

[Titoneri]

Hello moi je les ai pas faites tout simplement

 

[Tobias]

Good morning, as Titoneri has already written, just leave it out. I didn't do it either, it just caused me problems with La Palme. As for the second question here, I have to admit that I don't really understand what you mean.

 

[moreplovac]

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Thank you...

 

[moreplovac]

Good morning, as Titoneri has already written, just leave it out. I didn't do it either, it just caused me problems with La Palme. As for the second question here, I have to admit that I don't really understand what you mean.

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Thank you..

No worries, basically how to make this angle cut?

 

[moreplovac]

Well, in that cones, one more completed..





Happy modelling..

 

[Tobias]

, I think Dieter has determined the angle, I think it was around 60 degrees. If you want to mill it, you can use your vice from the MF70, here you can prepare at 45 degrees and sand or scratch off the rest.

 

[moreplovac]

, I think Dieter has determined the angle, I think it was around 60 degrees. If you want to mill it, you can use your vice from the MF70, here you can prepare at 45 degrees and sand or scratch off the rest.

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Thank you..

 

[OlivierF]

basically how to make this angle cut?

I used my mill. I set the head angle and made a little backstop to support the keel and milled the rabbit in sections.

 

[moreplovac]

A bit of a progress,,, magenta keel part was turned around for no apparent reason











Happy modelling..

 

[Tobias]

You're making good progress and it looks very clean

 

[moreplovac]

You're making good progress and it looks very clean

Thanks,

It took me few attempts to get a grip on a tools but should be better now....
Don't have much of a time to dedicate to build but getting there slowly..

 

[moreplovac]

A little table addition to bridge the gap between sanding paper and sanded part... just a two piece of plexiglass, glued together for thickness and two holes matching diameter of a sanding cylinder.. suction action of an attached vacuum, keeps the plexiglass very tight...



On the bench.... during action...



All parts are almost done...







Hard to find some hobby time during Euro24...

Happy modelling..