MY BLUENOSE- YUANQING SCALE 1:72 SCALE [COMPLETED BUILD]

Canoe21 said:
Hello Ship Mates, The little fellows and installed the two fore and main mas gaffs, along with there throat halyards along with there gaff lifting blocks and lines and fittings. . We decided to go back on the fore gaff all though the other system was much more neater and easier, it looked a bit strange on the same schooner.
We have added the three running lights, the port and starboard lights were a bit of a pain as the size of the led lamps and the small hole inside the brass light's shell was very close and kept shorting out, ended up installing a very thin liner to prevent this.
I have spent most of my week drawing up all of the lower sails and they are ready for Bernadette to sew them up, but she seams to have a touch of the flue this last few days so for now the sails are on hold.
Regards Lawrence

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The lights are great, Lawrence. And the most beautiful: the light in the main cabin and shines through the skylight on the roof.
Regards, Peter
 
Peter Voogt said:
The lights are great, Lawrence. And the most beautiful: the light in the main cabin and shines through the skylight on the roof.
Regards, Peter
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Hello Peter, Thanks for your very kind words and nice comments. Yes I like the tiny Led lights and with the remote it gives me 4 levels of brightness..
Regards Lawrence
 
Canoe21 said:
Hello Ship Mates, The little fellows and installed the two fore and main mas gaffs, along with there throat halyards along with there gaff lifting blocks and lines and fittings. . We decided to go back on the fore gaff all though the other system was much more neater and easier, it looked a bit strange on the same schooner.
We have added the three running lights, the port and starboard lights were a bit of a pain as the size of the led lamps and the small hole inside the brass light's shell was very close and kept shorting out, ended up installing a very thin liner to prevent this.
I have spent most of my week drawing up all of the lower sails and they are ready for Bernadette to sew them up, but she seams to have a touch of the flue this last few days so for now the sails are on hold.
Regards Lawrence

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Stunning !
 
Hello Ship Mates, Well after a very trying week of searching the Old Ship Yard for a small ships bell that I purchased a couple of years to no avail. I have giving up on not finding it I decide to install the kits YQ Bell, a little large for this scale but not to bad so it will stay for now, that is until the little fellows of I come across the lost bell.
We also installed the port and starboard anchors along with the spare that sits upon the forward starboard deck.
Regards Lawrence

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Canoe21 said:
Hello Ship Mates, Well after a very trying week of searching the Old Ship Yard for a small ships bell that I purchased a couple of years to no avail. I have giving up on not finding it I decide to install the kits YQ Bell, a little large for this scale but not to bad so it will stay for now, that is until the little fellows of I come across the lost bell.
We also installed the port and starboard anchors along with the spare that sits upon the forward starboard deck.
Regards Lawrence

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Good morning Lawrence. Fantastic my friend!!! This is good modeling. The tiny bell…I always find when I don’t look for something it has a way of reappearing :D . Cheers Grant
 
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