Model VICTORY by Deagostini, scale 1/84

[GrantTyler]

Alexander, your model of Victory stands out as one of the best I've ever seen. The details of the rivets were so precise that it appeared to be a real full scale rudder! Your model is becoming a masterpiece.
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Brilliant modeling Sasha. Every detail is so precisely accomplished. Fantastic!

Ditto and ditto

 

[Uwek]

Grot-under-lisel-spirits = Main lower studdingsail booms. What miracles does google translate sometimes work

Yes
therefore the best is often to let the photos speak showing so much details
Very good work on the davits, rudder chain etc...... Bravo

 

[Alexander74]

Hello friends. Work on the ship's details continues. Finished work with anchors.
I made all the rods and yokes. He hammered nails into the rods and slandered the anchor eyes.

 

[Alexander74]

Hi all. Finished installing the main rigging and spar. I installed the cruise-bracket, the boom-bram of the forduna, the bom-bram-stay. All that remains of the rigging are the tacks and sheets of the lower yards (sails), but I will install them later, they will interfere with the installation of the boats on the deck.

 

[Alexander74]

Made an anchor rope. First, the lay was made to the left, then from them to the right, and then from the right ropes I made the anchor lay of the left lay with a diameter of 2.5 mm. The option from above is to twist a rope from a thick thread on the left side. I didn’t really like this option, so the option below remains.

Installed stern lights and a lantern on the main top. I redid the lantern mounts and tried to repeat them both on the museum version and in Anatomy

 

[Alexander74]

Started making boats. There are 4 of them on deck. There were also 2 25-foot boats on the sloop beams, until I decided to make them or not.

 

[neilm]

Started making boats. There are 4 of them on deck. There were also 2 25-foot boats on the sloop beams, until I decided to make them or not.
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Beautiful work

 

[Walterone]

the cruise-bracket, the boom-bram of the forduna, the bom-bram-stay.

bom-bram-fordun = royal backstay, bom-bram-stay = royal stay. What's the cruise-bracket - sorry, I cannot guess
Alexander, try multitran.com to check terms.

 

[Alexander74]

bom-bram-fordun = королевский бакштаг, bom-bram-stay = королевский штаг. Что такое круиз-брекет - извините, не могу угадать
Александр, попробуйте multitran.com, чтобы проверить условия.

крюйс-брам рей

 

[Walterone]

крюйс-брам рей

Mizzen topgallant yard

крюйс-брам-рей – Russian translation

Translations of ‘крюйс-брам-рей’ in Multitran dictionary (English-Russian). Word forms, pronunciations, examples in different areas and phrases, forum discussions.

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[Alexander74]

бизань-брам-рей
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Бизань рей только нижний (и то он в Анатомии называется бегин-рей), все что выше крюйсели (крюйсель-рей, крюйс-брам-рей)

 

[dockattner]

Thank you for the translation help @Walterone. Sasha, I love your work!

 

[Walterone]

Бизань рей только нижний (и то он в Анатомии называется бегин-рей), все что выше крюйсели (крюйсель-рей, крюйс-брам-рей)

Александр, я это знаю не хуже вас. Научите этому ваш гугл-переводчик В английском нет разницы между бизань- и крюйс-, и то и то будет mizzen. Я вам специально дал ссылку на мультитран, чтобы показать, как в нем переводится терминология, насколько корректнее гугловской бессмыслицы. А вы мой ответ опять через гуглопереводчик прогнали Посмотрите, как выглядел мой запрос там.
Sorry colleagues, it's all about Russian terminology and google-translation problems.

 

[WojtasS]

Wonderful work Sasha, especially that metal work connecting backstay and pulley. Very fine detail

 

[GrantTyler]

Wonderful work Sasha, especially that metal work connecting backstay and pulley. Very fine detail

Totally agree. The detail on this Victory is immaculate.

 

[Nomad]

Next-level modelling. Great work Sasha

 

[Chestcutter]

Hello friends. Work on the ship's details continues. Finished work with anchors.
I made all the rods and yokes. He hammered nails into the rods and slandered the anchor eyes.
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As others have said your work is next level. Translation: beyond excellent. (Превосходно)

Sasha could I ask for you to explain how you achieved the puddening (slandered) on the anchor eyes?

Hoping to learn a little from a master.

Michael

 

[Alexander74]

As others have said your work is next level. Translation: beyond excellent. (Превосходно)

Sasha could I ask for you to explain how you achieved the puddening (slandered) on the anchor eyes?

Hoping to learn a little from a master.

Michael

Michael, good afternoon.
I'll try to explain. On the edge of the ring, near the anchor spindle, I tie a double knot, right here

Then I wind 3 or 4 turns around the ring, hold the end of the thread taut and move it to the beginning of the winding with tweezers. Do this all around the ring. The hardest part for me is when you get almost to the end, it's hard to hold the thread taut.
At the very end of the braid I make two knots. That's it. I put a drop of CA on the knots at the beginning and at the end.

 

[Chestcutter]

Michael, good afternoon.
I'll try to explain. On the edge of the ring, near the anchor spindle, I tie a double knot, right here
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Then I wind 3 or 4 turns around the ring, hold the end of the thread taut and move it to the beginning of the winding with tweezers. Do this all around the ring. The hardest part for me is when you get almost to the end, it's hard to hold the thread taut.
At the very end of the braid I make two knots. That's it. I put a drop of CA on the knots at the beginning and at the end.

Thanks for your reply Sasha. When you say braid, do you mean you use two or more threads which are entwined around the eye in different directions.
It looks so beautiful like you have a sleeve over the ring.
Sorry to ask for more information

 

[Alexander74]

Thanks for your reply Sasha. When you say braid, do you mean you use two or more threads which are entwined around the eye in different directions.
It looks so beautiful like you have a sleeve over the ring.
Sorry to ask for more information

No, there is no braid here. The winding is twisted thread, similar to this one. I don't remember the diameter, 0.2 or 0.3 mm. Thin.