Model VICTORY by Deagostini, scale 1/84

[Alexander74]

He also made the fore mast bits. I also made cuts for pulleys on a milling machine. that bit, on which there are 4 pulleys, the distance between the pulleys is 0.65 mm, the pulley itself is 0.8 mm wide.


I pre-installed the front bit on the deck, under the second one I still need to make cuts in the deck, so in the photo it still lies in the background

 

[Heinrich]

Very neatly and tidily done what is a difficult job.

 

[Alexander74]

Very neatly and tidily done what is a difficult job.

Thanks Heinrich

 

[dockattner]

As always, this is wonderful work!

 

[Steef66]

Looks really good. Great work as always

 

[DARIVS ARCHITECTVS]

I love your work, Sasha! !

 

[Daniel20]

Outstanding work Sasha!

 

[Hoss6262]

Sasha, super example of precision work where woodworking meets metal work and comes together as a working mechanical element on a mode. really well done!

 

[Nomad]

Very nice intricate work Sasha. The level of detail you go to blows my mind. Superb

 

[Jimsky]

Bravo colleague!! Excellent job!

 

[GrantTyler]

Hi all. I have the next alterations at the shipyard. I did not like the "wells" for the kernels that the magazine offers and which I made. so I had to correct it again according to the original
It was done like this
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And now it will be like this
Seats for the cores made on a milling machine
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Hello Sasha. That is brilliant. I never understood why Deagostini made the wells that way. Cheers Grant

 

[GrantTyler]

He also made the fore mast bits. I also made cuts for pulleys on a milling machine. that bit, on which there are 4 pulleys, the distance between the pulleys is 0.65 mm, the pulley itself is 0.8 mm wide.

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I pre-installed the front bit on the deck, under the second one I still need to make cuts in the deck, so in the photo it still lies in the background
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Yep- you owned that Sasha. Did you machine your sheaves? It is incredible to get 3 into that small space- well done. Respect. Cheers Grant

 

[Alexander74]

Hi all. Thanks for the kind comments and likes. And to those who just looked, also thanks. I have finished laying the quarterdeck deck. I sanded it down a bit. This is how it started...

And this is after the full laying of the flooring

 

[Alexander74]

I made lattices in the bow of the deck. While nothing is glued, installed just to try on sizes.

 

[Hoss6262]

There is nothing like uniform, clean grating and combings to add quality to a build. Very nice Sasha.

 

[Alexander74]

There is nothing like uniform, clean grating and combings to add quality to a build. Very nice Sasha.

There is nothing like uniform, clean grating and combings to add quality to a build. Very nice Sasha.

Thanks Ken

 

[Steef66]

Looks real good.

 

[dockattner]

Excellent job getting the scale visually correct on the gratings and the frames. Often I see them too tall with lattice that is too large.

 

[Alexander74]

Excellent job getting the scale visually correct on the gratings and the frames. Often I see them too tall with lattice that is too large.

Paul, because often our fellow ship modellers install what the kit or box offers. These lattices are homemade, fully correspond to scale

 

[Alexander74]

Good afternoon everyone. Thanks for the comments and likes. I haven't posted anything for a long time, but I'm working with small elements and the progress is not very noticeable. Started trimming the bulwarks from the inside. I made 3 gun ports on the quarterdeck.