POF La Palme (L'Amarante) Corvette 1744 1:36 (Ancre Monograph) by Tobias
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Ciao Tobias.
Quando vedo queste immagini, mi rendo conto che fate un modellismo superiore al mio, molto più tecnico e accurato.
Splendido lavoro, complimenti.
Hi Tobias.
When I see these images, I realize that you do superior modeling to me, much more technical and accurate.
Splendid work, congratulations.
Hello dear friends,
as I already announced in Le Rochefort Bautagebuch, here I go again. My last status was the rear body with which I was not satisfied. There were lots of little mistakes that were simply too many in total. So I carefully dismantled it and started with the new construction.
In the following picture you can see the biggest mistake, the rudder feedthrough was too far forward.
I also made a template for the new body to get the exact curvature. The four centre rear timbers and the window sills are in place, the outer timbers will be added tomorrow.
Thank you very much for your interest and for stopping by.
as I already announced in Le Rochefort Bautagebuch, here I go again. My last status was the rear body with which I was not satisfied. There were lots of little mistakes that were simply too many in total. So I carefully dismantled it and started with the new construction.
In the following picture you can see the biggest mistake, the rudder feedthrough was too far forward.
I also made a template for the new body to get the exact curvature. The four centre rear timbers and the window sills are in place, the outer timbers will be added tomorrow.
Thank you very much for your interest and for stopping by.
You are a brave man Tobias. I respect your persistence in perfection.
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Tobias my dear friend
I salute you for your attention to detail and accuracy, including your willingness to rebuild the parts
Once again, your drive for excellence may convince me to start over on the ceiling planking for Le Rochefort. We’ll see tomorrow… I may decide to continue as is and continue learning from mistakes.
Witaj
Gratuluję wytrwałości i dążenia do perfekcji ,jest ona nam bardzo potrzebna Tobiaszu . Życzę powodzenia . Pozdrawiam Mirek
Hello
Congratulations on your perseverance and striving for perfection , we need it very much Tobias . I wish you good luck . Best regards Mirek
Gratuluję wytrwałości i dążenia do perfekcji ,jest ona nam bardzo potrzebna Tobiaszu . Życzę powodzenia . Pozdrawiam Mirek
Hello
Congratulations on your perseverance and striving for perfection , we need it very much Tobias . I wish you good luck . Best regards Mirek
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Hallo Tobias, there's something about the back and forth between your projects. Everything at very high level. I am simply impressed. Einfach Klasse.
I fully understand your step to adjust and make these elements new.
And maybe it was a must to do, because a wrong hole location for the rudder would end in a complete misalignment of the rudder system - the geometrie would be completely wrong -> I guess it was not only to tend for perfection - it was alos partly the need to do - otherwise you have later too much errors in the ship geometrie
Well Done my friend
And maybe it was a must to do, because a wrong hole location for the rudder would end in a complete misalignment of the rudder system - the geometrie would be completely wrong -> I guess it was not only to tend for perfection - it was alos partly the need to do - otherwise you have later too much errors in the ship geometrie
Well Done my friend
The quality of your work is always very impressive !
beautiful !
beautiful !
just stunning sir
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Ciao Tobias.
Oltre ai complimenti per il lavoro che stai facendo, ti faccio i complimenti per il coraggio di rompere e rifare da capo una parte che non piace.
Hi Tobias.
In addition to compliments for the work you are doing, I compliment you for the courage to break and redo a part you don't like.
Changing something that is not correct in time always has my respect. And you as a builder must take that step. It throws you back a bit in time, but is a step forward in construction with correct details. So: My respect, Tobias.
Regards, Peter
Thank you so much to everyone, you are amazing.
The stern timbers are in place, still not quite perfect but I'm happy. I still have to do some sanding and adjustments to the rest of the hull, then I think it will fit quite well.
But I can only do this work once I have given the construction more stability.
The next step is the gunports and the small window, these have already been marked and will be worked out in the next few days.
I wish you all a nice rest of the weekend. See you soon.
The stern timbers are in place, still not quite perfect but I'm happy. I still have to do some sanding and adjustments to the rest of the hull, then I think it will fit quite well.
But I can only do this work once I have given the construction more stability.
The next step is the gunports and the small window, these have already been marked and will be worked out in the next few days.
I wish you all a nice rest of the weekend. See you soon.
when you have some time, you I would love to see information on the construction of your assembly table !
Hello Korsar, what exactly do you want to know?