POF L'Amarante Corvette de 12 canons 1744 1:36 (Ancre Monograph- Gérard Delacroix) By Shota

[Giampy65]

Perhaps the rings seem a little too oversized.

Can you make them smaller, perhaps by using a thinner brass wire?

 

[shota70]

Perhaps the rings seem a little too oversized.

Can you make them smaller, perhaps by using a thinner brass wire?

you are absolutely right my dear friend, I'll change it

 

[shota70]

Good evening dear friends
The oven is ready to grill
I added the aluminum floor on which the oven rests, the grilling rods and changed to smaller rings on the roof
A total of 3 weeks of work, a total of about 18 hours of work

 

[Magic Mike]

Shota, you created a very realistic oven. Well done my friend! Magic Mike

 

[Peter Voogt]

Good evening dear friends
The oven is ready to grill
I added the aluminum floor on which the oven rests, the grilling rods and changed to smaller rings on the roof
A total of 3 weeks of work, a total of about 18 hours of work
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A very nice oven, Shota. Waiting for the meat, hanging to be prepared…….
Regards, Peter

 

[dockattner]

Good evening dear friends
The oven is ready to grill
I added the aluminum floor on which the oven rests, the grilling rods and changed to smaller rings on the roof
A total of 3 weeks of work, a total of about 18 hours of work
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A nice detail to add to your ship model, Shota!

 

[AnobiumPunctatum]

This is areal wonderful oven. Have you tried it?

 

[GrantTyler]

Good evening dear friends
The oven is ready to grill
I added the aluminum floor on which the oven rests, the grilling rods and changed to smaller rings on the roof
A total of 3 weeks of work, a total of about 18 hours of work
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Good afternoon Shota. As always you bring so much detail to life. I think the captains steak needs to be made…..hmmm now I feel like a braai. Cheers Grant

 

[shota70]

Good evening dear friends

First I would like to thank everyone for the likes and words of support for the ship's stove.

In recent weeks I have hardly had time to work on the ship, life is busy these days. Today I managed to work on the metal supports that strengthen the connection between the deck beams and the frames/side of the ship.
As you remember about a month ago I made them from brass manually.



This time I cut them with a laser and from aluminum, with the browning done with a black marker. The angle bending is done manually.



wish you all a pleasant weekend

 

[dockattner]

Good evening dear friends

First I would like to thank everyone for the likes and words of support for the ship's stove.

In recent weeks I have hardly had time to work on the ship, life is busy these days. Today I managed to work on the metal supports that strengthen the connection between the deck beams and the frames/side of the ship.
As you remember about a month ago I made them from brass manually.

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This time I cut them with a laser and from aluminum, with the browning done with a black marker. The angle bending is done manually.

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wish you all a pleasant weekend

Beautifully accomplished, Shota!

 

[shota70]

Beautifully accomplished, Shota!

thank you very much my dear friend for your kind words

 

[WojtasS]

Quite tricky part. Looks nicely done. How did you blacken it? Did you just paint with a marker or use another technique?

 

[Peter Voogt]

Good evening dear friends

First I would like to thank everyone for the likes and words of support for the ship's stove.

In recent weeks I have hardly had time to work on the ship, life is busy these days. Today I managed to work on the metal supports that strengthen the connection between the deck beams and the frames/side of the ship.
As you remember about a month ago I made them from brass manually.

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This time I cut them with a laser and from aluminum, with the browning done with a black marker. The angle bending is done manually.

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wish you all a pleasant weekend

That is some very nice and fine metal-work, Shota.
Regards, Peter

 

[shota70]

Quite tricky part. Looks nicely done. How did you blacken it? Did you just paint with a marker or use another technique?

Special marker, indelible black

 

[WojtasS]

Special marker, indelible black

Coulud you post a link? Sound like a fantastic tool to have

 

[GrantTyler]

Yep, you owned this Shota.