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thank you very much my dear friend for your kind words and compliments
POF L'Amarante Corvette de 12 canons 1744 1:36 (Ancre Monograph- Gérard Delacroix) By Shota
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thank you very much my dear friend for your kind words and compliments
Good evening Shota. Wow, that is such a unique way to build a POF. I love it - super! Cheers Grant
So impressive Shota, your build looks terrific.
You are a brave man, Shota. So much work on the frames and then ……. But it shows that you gave a well thought plan! Interesting to see how the display of the inside will look.
Regards, Peter
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my dear friends,
It is a great honor and pleasure to have dear friends who provide encouragement and support throughout the journey and breathe new wind into the sails of the ship to continue the journey.
Thank you all so much for the words of encouragement, likes and smileys.
WOW I'm speechless, absolutely sensational result.
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my dear friend Tobias
it's a great honor for me to get such Opinion from a professional like you, thank you very much my friend
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Dear Johann,
great compliment of a master model shipbuilder.
I really enjoy and learn from following your amazing work.
thanks my friend
Dear Shota, wow. This unique solution is very brave. Great job.
Is there a special reason you chose not to make regular intervals? No criticism, just curious. It looks amazing.
Is there a special reason you chose not to make regular intervals? No criticism, just curious. It looks amazing.
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First of all, I would like to thank you for the kind words and compliments.
it is fine for me to receive criticism aimed at learning and progress. Regarding your question about the intervals, they relied on our friend Marsalv, who is ahead of me in building, he determined them based on the location of the crossbeams and the walls between the sections on the deck.
Herman, my dear friend
First of all, I would like to thank you for the kind words and compliments.
it is fine for me to receive criticism aimed at learning and progress. Regarding your question about the intervals, they relied on our friend Marsalv, who is ahead of me in building, he determined them based on the location of the crossbeams and the walls between the sections on the deck.
shota, ton Amarante est très belle, ces grandes ouvertures vont permettre une vision superbe des aménagements Pouce levé
Bonne continuation.
shota, ton Amarante est très belle, ces grandes ouvertures permettront une superbe vue sur le layout Thumbs Up.
Bonne continuation.
Bonne continuation.
shota, ton Amarante est très belle, ces grandes ouvertures permettront une superbe vue sur le layout Thumbs Up.
Bonne continuation.
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Merci beaucoup pour les gentils mots et les compliments
Thank you very much for the warm words and compliments.
Hi Shota,
You make a lot of progress, the open hull looks great, especially if you also schedule to build the interior.
You make a lot of progress, the open hull looks great, especially if you also schedule to build the interior.
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Hello dear friends
In the last few weeks I have hardly had time to work on the ship .
What I managed to do was the planking of the stern from below in the rudder area.
Unlike other friends who have already built or are building the model, I decided to continue the boxwood line in this area as well, the others preferred that everything be covered in ebony.
I would like to emphasize that in the upper stern area where the windows and various decorations will be installed, all the cladding will be made of ebony.
I hope that you like the little I did.
In the last few weeks I have hardly had time to work on the ship .
What I managed to do was the planking of the stern from below in the rudder area.
Unlike other friends who have already built or are building the model, I decided to continue the boxwood line in this area as well, the others preferred that everything be covered in ebony.
I would like to emphasize that in the upper stern area where the windows and various decorations will be installed, all the cladding will be made of ebony.
I hope that you like the little I did.