Moving right along ! looks good. A lot of work. Interesting you're using holes like that to show the interior !
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Le Rochefort 1/36 by Splinter
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- 1:36 ancre group build le rochefort
You're fast, good progress.
This turned out very nice. Neatly executed. I like it.
Very good work - I like your details very much
Hello Everyone, thank you for all the likes and love's and the compliments. Yes I may be fast, but that has to do with the fact that I work on her for at least 4 hours a day. Unfortunately, I have been unable to do much or nothing for the last 3-4 days. . Here is my update up to today.
very good progress with the planking inside the hold -
the contrast of the two different kind of wood (inner planking and deck) is looking very good
the contrast of the two different kind of wood (inner planking and deck) is looking very good
Looking good. Progress is progress. I take weeks or months long breaks to focus on other hobbies and models.
Hello everyone, it was quiet in this report for a while. But I can show you the next update. The deck beams are placed and everything is in place, I have even carefully started planking the deck.
The pace is good, although I must confess that I am one of those builders who do not make details that you do not see, which certainly saves a large amount of time. This does not mean that I will skip everything, certain details will be made. (It is a choice that you make for yourself). I don't have the skills and experience like Tobias and many other builders. That's why I leave the tips and tricks and detailed photos to what I consider to be professionals, but that doesn't mean that I'm afraid of comments on things that aren't right. On the contrary, I see comments as constructive criticism and I would say don't hold back.
The pace is good, although I must confess that I am one of those builders who do not make details that you do not see, which certainly saves a large amount of time. This does not mean that I will skip everything, certain details will be made. (It is a choice that you make for yourself). I don't have the skills and experience like Tobias and many other builders. That's why I leave the tips and tricks and detailed photos to what I consider to be professionals, but that doesn't mean that I'm afraid of comments on things that aren't right. On the contrary, I see comments as constructive criticism and I would say don't hold back.
For me it looks amazing!
I'm only a beginner who is also still learning: At the end I will be more than happy if my Le Rochefort will look half as good as yours!
But my motto is: I'm only building for myself, so at the end I'm the only one who needs to be satisfied, nobody else
I'm only a beginner who is also still learning: At the end I will be more than happy if my Le Rochefort will look half as good as yours!
But my motto is: I'm only building for myself, so at the end I'm the only one who needs to be satisfied, nobody else
Hello splinters, your Le Rochefort looks great. Thank you for your praise, but I'm not one of those professionals who play in a different league. Which details you want to show and which not is up to you, I can only agree with Dieter here, we build for ourselves. A lot of things are just as new for me as for you and I can't say whether what I've described is always the right way, there are certainly many other ways.
Very good progress, I'm still a long way from that point.