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Le Rochefort yacht de port de 1787 au 1/36 ( monographie ANCRE)
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I am always impressed by the clean and precise work.
Merci Tobias mais le votre est tout aussi propres et précis si pas plus 
You have a 4-paws-supervisor under the table - therefore the good quality of work
I agree with Tobias - very accurate work
I agree with Tobias - very accurate work
Yes
Thanks
Thanks
Voilà 1ere grosse partie du LeRochefort fini.
Good evening. Excellent frame work. Precise. Cheers Grant
Titoneri, your workmanship is outstanding, but really stands out is your workshop. How many of us would love such a work area? Beautiful! Magic Mike
Hello Titoneri,
very neat work, impressive. A great view through the window into your workshop, I see the plan of the frigate Hermine is hanging there.
very neat work, impressive. A great view through the window into your workshop, I see the plan of the frigate Hermine is hanging there.
Bonjour Tobias merci beaucoup
Oui effectivement c’est l’Hermione qui est affiché Il était prévu avant le Rochefort, mais j’ai préféré commencer par le Rochefort pour me faire la main.
Je n’ai encore vue personne qui partage la construction de l’Hermione. Les plans sont plus compliqués à mon goût, mais avec l’expérience que j’ai déjà acquise grâce à vous tous entre autres, me laisse dire que ca sera juste plus long et oui forcément un peu plus compliqué
Ils sont tous les 2 au 1/36, et le Rochefort était à l’époque le yacht qui alimentait en poudre l’Hermione.
Hello Tobias thank you very much
Yes indeed it is the Hermione which is displayed It was planned before the Rochefort, but I preferred to start with the Rochefort to get my hands on it.
I have yet to see anyone who shares the construction of the Hermione. The plans are more complicated for my taste, but with the experience that I have already acquired thanks to all of you among others, I can say that it will just be longer and yes necessarily a little more complicated
They are both at 1/36, and the Rochefort was at the time the yacht which supplied powder to the Hermione.
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For everybody interested in this ship, please take a look at the planset review of the Hermione
HERMIONE
12-Pdr frigate of the American War of Independence 1779-1793
by Jean Claude Lemineur with assistance by Patrick Villiers
Planset review - HERMIONE - 12-Pdr frigate of the American War of Independence 1779-1793" in scale 1:48 by JC Lemineur
PLanset Review: HERMIONE 12-Pdr frigate of the American War of Independence 1779-1793 in scale 1:48 by Jean Claude Lemineur with assistance by Patrick Villiers Translated by François Fougerat This monographie is available from ancre in different languages, which can be choosen -...
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There is also a very interesting book available
L´HERMIONE / HERMIONE
Lafayette and La Touche-Treville, two men and a frigate serving American Independence
Book review - Book Review: "L´HERMIONE - Lafayette and La Touche-Treville, two men and a frigate serving American Independence" by Patrick Villiers
Book Review: L´HERMIONE / HERMIONE Lafayette and La Touche-Treville, two men and a frigate serving American Independence A study accompanied by historical documents from 1764 to 1793 by Patrick Villiers with particpation of J.C. Lemineur Translated by Francois Fougerat available from...
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Thanks
J’ai suivi les conseils de Tobias pour noircir les clous.mais avant ils faut les planter dans les couples.moi j utilise une pince chirurgicale pour clouer’ ça m’aide à ne pas les tordres lorsque je tape avec le marteau et ça évite également les impactes sur le bois . Bon je vais continuer mon travail , plus de 60x32 clous pffff ça va être long long …..
I followed Tobias's advice to blacken the nails. But first they have to be driven into the couples. I use surgical pliers to nail' this helps me not to twist them when I hit with the hammer and it avoids also impacts wood. Well I'm going to continue my work, more than 60x32 nails pffff it's going to be a long long.....
I followed Tobias's advice to blacken the nails. But first they have to be driven into the couples. I use surgical pliers to nail' this helps me not to twist them when I hit with the hammer and it avoids also impacts wood. Well I'm going to continue my work, more than 60x32 nails pffff it's going to be a long long.....
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Résultat des noirs, ça va mais des fois , le bois aspire le produit
Result of blacks, it's okay but sometimes, the wood sucks up the product.
Result of blacks, it's okay but sometimes, the wood sucks up the product.
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J’ai essayé le truc de Jimsky avec de l’huile sur un échantillon, ça marche nickel, mais j’ai préféré ne pas le faire sur LeRochefort car j’ai peur que lorsque je vais collé les planches extérieur et intérieur , la colle ne tiendra plumerci Jimsky quand même pour ta solution
I tried Jimsky's thing with oil on a sample, it worked great, but I preferred not to do it on LeRochefort because I'm afraid that when I glue the exterior and interior boards, the glue won't hold any more thanks Jimsky anyway for your solution
I tried Jimsky's thing with oil on a sample, it worked great, but I preferred not to do it on LeRochefort because I'm afraid that when I glue the exterior and interior boards, the glue won't hold any more thanks Jimsky anyway for your solution
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merci beaucoup L’huile que vous utilisez est de quelle qualité ?
Moi j’ai essayé avec de l’huile d’olive de cuisine classique
thank you very much What quality is the oil you use?
I tried it with classic cooking olive oil.
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Hello friend! You really should not use organic (raw) oil - it will spoil over time. Better to use boiled linseed oil (or tung oil if you have time for it to cure). Hope this helps!
Your work is magnificent!
I agree with Paul. Cooking oil is not the one we use for modeling. I prefer using Linseed (both pure or boiled) and Tung oil as well.
I can only agree with Paul and Jim, I will use the following product in the future.
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König Holz & Harz Spezialfirnis, 250 ml | Öle | Dictum
König Holz & Harz Spezialfirnis, 250 ml aus der Kategorie Öle mit 30 Tage Rückgaberecht bei Dictum
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