Thank you Heinrich!
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Hello Phil, this is John from the club, great work which Iyou could bring to the meeting (I know it is big and do not want to damage anything). Keep up the amazing work. Are you thinking about the next one?
Thank you!Hello, Mr. Philsk.
Wonderful!
Very beautiful boat, you are making good progress.
I am....maybe the Constitution or the Victory.....but nothing definite yet.
Hi Phil, she looks really great. Nice job!
Thank you!
Build Log Update: Nuestra Senora del Pilar
Working on learning Blender, Meshmixer, and some other 3D related software programs that will enable me to 3D print model accessories and equipment and anything else that has to do with my ship building. I came across a program that will actually take an image, in this case, a JPEG and using AI construct a 3D model from that image. So - I thought I'd try a cannon. I did a screen capture of a cannon from CULTS3D.COM and see what happens. The captured image:
Which I did a trim in Photoshop to get the cannon without all the extraneous stuff - then took the image into a program called MESHY. I was then able to use MESHY to create a 3D version of which was downloaded as an .STL which can be 3D printed.
The STL file that it created was not totally faithful/accurate to the original as it used AI to create the final product and relied on AI to produce a replica. I can take the STL version into Fusion360 and edit it and fix most issues. (That's next)
It should be fun! And now along the way, I purchased 2 3D scanners and will be playing with those. 2 were bought because one does small (10mm - 300mm) and the other larger items (300mm - 1000mm). I'll post more about those endeavors soon. All this is in an effort to make scale stuff for my model ship building.
Best Regards from COLD Idaho!
Working on learning Blender, Meshmixer, and some other 3D related software programs that will enable me to 3D print model accessories and equipment and anything else that has to do with my ship building. I came across a program that will actually take an image, in this case, a JPEG and using AI construct a 3D model from that image. So - I thought I'd try a cannon. I did a screen capture of a cannon from CULTS3D.COM and see what happens. The captured image:
Which I did a trim in Photoshop to get the cannon without all the extraneous stuff - then took the image into a program called MESHY. I was then able to use MESHY to create a 3D version of which was downloaded as an .STL which can be 3D printed.
The STL file that it created was not totally faithful/accurate to the original as it used AI to create the final product and relied on AI to produce a replica. I can take the STL version into Fusion360 and edit it and fix most issues. (That's next)
It should be fun! And now along the way, I purchased 2 3D scanners and will be playing with those. 2 were bought because one does small (10mm - 300mm) and the other larger items (300mm - 1000mm). I'll post more about those endeavors soon. All this is in an effort to make scale stuff for my model ship building.
Best Regards from COLD Idaho!
Build Log Update: Nuestra Senora del Pilar
Finished the lower ratlines for the foremast and main mast. Futtocks will be a little later. Next endeavor is to add the stays to the main mast and mizen. Then followed by the shrouds and ratlines for the mizzen mast. Slow going for sure. But progress still all the same!
Finished the lower ratlines for the foremast and main mast. Futtocks will be a little later. Next endeavor is to add the stays to the main mast and mizen. Then followed by the shrouds and ratlines for the mizzen mast. Slow going for sure. But progress still all the same!
Looks good, Phil!
Thank you!
Very impressive and amazing job, inspire me to do another kit but my wife would say where are you going to put it when it is finish (she has a point there).
Splendid work, Phil! Handsome ship.
I do have a spot picked out.....but its in my office!
Thank you!
Good morning Phil. Looking great- any progress is good progress when it come to this hobby. Cheers Grant
Thanks Grant!
Looks like there are a "FEW" clove hitches in your next build step.
Jan
Jan
still.....