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

[WojtasS]

Beautiful work shota

 

[shota70]

Beautiful work shota

thank you very much my dear friend

 

[Magic Mike]

Shota, your attention to detail is amazing! Nicely done!! Magic Mike

 

[kuba91nt]

Good work Shota.
I don't like making a frames, i love finishing a details in model, next i don't like rigging.
So, now you start doing what i like

 

[shota70]

Shota, your attention to detail is amazing! Nicely done!! Magic Mike

Good work Shota.
I don't like making a frames, i love finishing a details in model, next i don't like rigging.
So, now you start doing what i like

thank you very much my dear friends for your kind words and compliments

 

[shota70]

ערב טוב חברים יקרים שלי
בשבועיים האחרונים המשכתי להכין את החלקים השונים המרכיבים את הסיפונים בחלק הקדמי של הספינה ובחרטום.
הכנתי את רצפות הסיפון ואת מחיצת הקיר התחתונה.
כמו גם החלק שאליו יעוגן התורן הקדמי בחרטום (אתם מוזמנים להזכיר לי את השם המדויק) ועוד חלקים בסיפונים
החלקים עדיין לא כוללים את חלקי המתכת והמסמרים, מכיוון שמשלוח המסמרים עם הראש המיוחד עדיין בדרכו לארצי מאירופה וארה"ב.
מאחל לכולנו סוף שבוע שמח ונעים

 

[dockattner]

This is wonderful work, Shota! Bravo!

 

[shota70]

This is wonderful work, Shota! Bravo!

thank you very much my dear friend for your kind words and compliments

 

[RogerD]

I am so impressed with your work Shota. Your photos show off your excellent skills really well.

 

[Mirek]

Witaj
Piękne detale które tworzą dusze statku Shoto. Pozdrawiam Mirek

 

[shota70]

Witaj
Piękne detale które tworzą dusze statku Shoto. Pozdrawiam Mirek

Dziękuję bardzo, drogi przyjacielu Mirek, za miłe słowa. Wkładam duszę w modele, które buduję. Myślę, że tak samo postępują wszyscy modelarze, którzy postrzegają je jako dzieło sztuki.

Thank you very much my dear friend Mirek for the kind words, I do indeed put my soul into the models I build. I think that is how all model builders who see it as a work of art do.

 

[Peter Voogt]

Good evening my dear ffriends
in the past two weeks I have been continuing to prepare the various parts that make up the decks in the forward part of the ship and at the bow.
I have prepared the deck floors and the lower wall bulkhead .
as well as the part to which the forward mast will be anchored at the bow (you are welcome to remind me of the exact name) and more parts in the decks
The parts do not yet include the metal parts and nails, because the shipment of the nails with the special head is still on its way to my country from Europe and the USA.
wish us all a happy and pleasant weekend
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Nice detailed work on the planking, mast support and bitts, Shota.
Regards, Peter

 

[shota70]

Nice detailed work on the planking, mast support and bitts, Shota.
Regards, Peter

my dear friend Peter
thank you very much for your kind words and compliments, I'm trying to do my best

 

[shota70]

Good evening dear friends
In Last week I worked on preparing the crossbeams that support the upper and front decks at the bow of the ship.
This time I decided to combine local pear wood alongside the European pear. The local pear wood has a brown shade close to chestnut.

most of the milling work was done on the Proxxon MF70, since I haven't yet learned to work with the 4-axis CNC, it takes time to become proficient.

I would also like to update that the first type of special nail (round head with a square nut at the end) came from the company Kedda. I liked the quality.

Now I am waiting for the second type that was ordered from a site in France with the help of a member of the forum.
In the meantime, I hope you enjoy the pictures, I wish us all a pleasant and enjoyable weekend

 

[shota70]

My Dear friends
I'm ask for your help in guiding me on a part that I cannot understand the dimensions and the correct way to prepare.
I am trying to understand how to make the brackets of the beams. "Beam arms.
I am attaching pictures from the impressive model of our friend Richie, that made the supporting the upper deck in the bow.
In the ancre drawings, this part of the side/side has a different size.
I would appreciate it if you could teach/guide me how to build it correctly.
I measured and there is a 2.5 mm gap between the two pictures of the part on the wall of frame number 4-5.
Did I need to do it from a long block of wood and cut/mill it with a milling cutter like on the sides of a gun carriage. Any information would help me a lot.
Many thanks Shota

 

[shota70]

the last few days I have focused in the examination of the Adaptation of mulberry wood as raw material for working on the model. You can read my personal insights at the following link

How to dry pieces of mulberry wood

Hello dear friends About a week ago a friend of mine sawed the branches of the mulberry tree in his house. To my delight he remembered that I was interested in this wood as a raw material for shipbuilding and carving (following comments from members of this forum). Today I received the pieces...

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