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Le Saint Philippe 1693 1:48 piani Lemineur Ancre

Grazie a tutti dei complimenti , siete molto gentili ma andateci cauti se nò finisce che mi monto la testa e dopo non capisco più nulla e comunque voi di certo siete molto più bravi di mè nelle vostre realizzazioni .
Si in effetti riesco a dedicare 5/6 . ore al giorno di lavoro fra gli impegni famigliari ed altro non posso lamentarmi

google translator:
Thanks to all of you for your compliments, you are very kind but be careful not to end up wearing my head and then I don't understand anything anyway and you are certainly much better at m and in your accomplishments.
Yes indeed I can dedicate 5/6. hours a day of work between family commitments and other I can not complain
 
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Olivers Historic Shipyard said:
Yeah after this progress..... When you did start with the build ? Its a lot of parts,....puh...:eek:

I need to know why the doubleframes has this kind of confused geometry on the ground. My La Belle has the same.
Anybody knows the answer ? Maybe @G. DELACROIX ?



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Hello,
The "academic" models that are built today are quite far removed from the realities of the times. When we had a piece of wood a little too long, we did not cut it "to look pretty". All elements of a frame participate in the coherence of the structure and what you have built is close to the practices of the time as it was drawn by JC. Lemineur. Good Job.
GD
 
Eccomi a voi , perdonate la mia assenza ma sono state giornate abbastanza travagliate ma qualcosina sono riuscito a fare , naturalmente il tutto è da rifinire e più precisamente mi sono dedicato alla preparazione e posa delle prime cinte realizzati gli incastri a doppia palella e posizionata la prima . Anche se devo ammettere è stato molto più complicato di quello che immaginavo . Come sempre lascio a voi i vostri commenti augurandovi una buon lavoro .

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Passano le giornate , ma i lavori vanno a rilento . Mi sono armato di coraggio e rifatto la prima cinta quella precedente non mi piaceva per cui armato di coraggio l'ho smontata e rifatta posizionato anche i primi due corsi di fasciame ho iniziato la chiodatura dei corsi . Lavoro abbastanza lungo e ripetitivo , per la cinta ho usato ottone da 0.70 mm di diametro mentre per i corsi dei chiodini da 0.50 mm di diametro . Questi sono gli ultimi aggiornamenti come mio solito lascio a voi tutti consigli e commenti .

google translation:
The days go by, but the work is slow. I armed myself with courage and, having rebuilt the first belt, I did not like the previous one so armed with courage I dismantled it and also rebuilt the first two planking courses I started nailing the courses. Quite long and repetitive work, for the belt I used 0.70 mm diameter brass while for 0.50 mm diameter nail courses. These are the latest updates as I usually leave to you all tips and comments.

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Looking very good.
We can see, that you are using different diameters nails for the wales and normal planking.
What is the diameter you use? are the nails our of brass?
 
Uwek said:
Looking very good.
We can see, that you are using different diameters nails for the wales and normal planking.
What is the diameter you use? are the nails our of brass?
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Uwek ciao , grazie dei complimenti perdonami ma con il traduttore credo di non aver capito bene la tua domanda . Mi sembra di avere detto che uso dellìootone da 0.70 mm e 0.50 mm di diametro .

Uwek hello, thank you for the compliments, forgive me but with the translator I think I didn't understand your question well. I seem to have said that using the 0.70 mm and 0.50 mm diameter.
 
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