Thanks Dima. Carriages and guns are included. I don't think I'll change them much. The guns on the operdeck will be almost invisible, because there will be another deck on top. Rollers in a set of some kind of metal, painted black.
Model VICTORY by Deagostini, scale 1/84
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I really like that wood color Sasha. Nice clean tight woodwork as well.
@Alexander74 the wood Daniel mentioned yellow hornbeam (Grab) from Sergey Bibigon, correct?
Dima, you're right.
Sergey is the best wood supplier. In addition, he lives in the same city with me. In this regard, I am very comfortable. And one more thing: Sergey sends timber to anywhere in the world, this is not a problem for him.
Fascinating watching your Victory progress. Your wood working and attention to detail is superb.
Jan
Jan
Wonderful work Sasha, those wood tones are beautiful.
Thanks Roger. It's all hornbeam (black, yellow, blue and red). As I wrote earlier, I don’t like to paint wood, so I try to get by with natural materials.
Hello everyone. Thanks for the comments and likes. It helps at work. So: continuation of work. I began to sheathe the inner side of the operdeck deck with yellow gab. Sheathed only the visible parts of the sides. It looks like this:
General view of the inner side:
I also think to cover the knees with yellow stain so that they do not stand out from the general background. And you probably need to make a waterway between the knees. I'm asking for your opinion colleague. I looked at McKay's Anatomy, there are waterways on all decks. So what will I do
I also think to cover the knees with yellow stain so that they do not stand out from the general background. And you probably need to make a waterway between the knees. I'm asking for your opinion colleague. I looked at McKay's Anatomy, there are waterways on all decks. So what will I do
And finally, one more photo. Started laying the outer skin up. She will be all black hornbeam. Looks like this
Wow thats stunning, that yellow reminds me of smoked haddock! Agree would install waterways for me
The yellow stain is a good idea. I'm not familiar with a 'water way' though.
Lovely work Sasha. Clean and precise.
Outstanding work.The color combination defines that portion of your build.
Jan
Jan
Hello everyone.
Construction continues. A few little things in the process. Made (so far) one pulley. I lay a decorative rail on the board.
This is what the rail profile looks like
And so it is in anatomy ...
Now you need to make a double pulley, as in the drawing on the left, cut it into the side at an angle and repeat all the elements on the starboard side
In general, I don't get bored. Heinrich to you personally Happy New Year of the Water Tiger
Construction continues. A few little things in the process. Made (so far) one pulley. I lay a decorative rail on the board.
This is what the rail profile looks like
And so it is in anatomy ...
Now you need to make a double pulley, as in the drawing on the left, cut it into the side at an angle and repeat all the elements on the starboard side
In general, I don't get bored. Heinrich to you personally Happy New Year of the Water Tiger
I decided to install them. Now in process. I'll show pictures laterThank you for the New Year's wishes, Sasha
Hello everyone. I forgot to show the waterway on the deck, which was discussed a little earlier. Thanks Heinrich reminded.
Here I wet it with water to show how it will look after oiling.
And this is what the waterway profile looks like. The waterway itself should be on the same level with the deck, but firstly, I cheated a little in this place and installed it on top of the deck, and secondly, this place will be visible only through open gun ports.
Here I wet it with water to show how it will look after oiling.
And this is what the waterway profile looks like. The waterway itself should be on the same level with the deck, but firstly, I cheated a little in this place and installed it on top of the deck, and secondly, this place will be visible only through open gun ports.