Regional Meeting of "Arbeitskreis Historischer Schiffbau" and forum "Segelschiffsmodellbau" near Frankfurt on 11th May 2019

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Also some beautiful full working RC-models of sailing ships are shown......
Jörg Gebhard, alias Gebbi is building every year 4 to 6 of such vessels, at home he has appr. 90 models ready for the lake

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Many Thanks to Matthias that I can use his photo
 
Also shown at the event was the amazing model of the Italian training ship Amerigo Vespucci, built by our member Joachim, alias @shipshobbyist - this model was also part of the Convention in Rochefort

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More detailed photos you can find here:

INTERNATIONAL CONVENTION OF MODEL SHIPBUILDING - Rochefort, France - 18.th-21.st October 2018

One very interesting model of the LA RENOMMEE under construction in scale 1:48 by Patrick Jouffrin, who is member in our forum @Péji Here the link to his building log...
shipsofscale.com

Additional information:

Joachim is the author of a very interesting book, which he issued resently.
The title of the english version is "The color blue in historical shipbuilding" and "Die Farbe Blau im historischen Schiffbau" of the german version

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In some time (after reading) I will be able to make a detailed Book Review to show you the content - but definitely it is looking like a real interesting read

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www.modellbau-muellerschoen.de www.modellbau-muellerschoen.de
 
Another very interesting contact is Eugen Troppmann, who made several plansets of different Caravelles and other ships of this period.
He showed a very detailed set of the Nina

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But also he showed an extremely good set of sails, which are produced and made by a russian friend of him (Oleg Seregin) per order.
Very fine and thin material, all lines are sewn and not painted !!! - Really amazing and extremely good - and I think I will order one set for my La Salamandre.

As I understood, Oleg has all sail-plans of all "ancre-ships" - so he can directly start based on his own drawings.

I am in direct contact now with the producer of these sails and will inform you as soon as I have more information....

Take a closer look at these sails

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I will keep you informed
 

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Joachim showed his project of the Le Fleuron in scale 1:48 - very well constructed and the model will be a wonderful example based on the drawing set made by our member @G. DELACROIX

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A great built hull - I am looking forward to see much more of this built

BTW: we have a Planset Review here on SOS:

Planset review - LE FLEURON - 64-gun Ship by Joseph & Blaise OLLIVIER" - 1729 - by Gerard Delacroix and Jean Boudriot

Planset Review: LE FLEURON 64-gun Ship by Joseph & Blaise OLLIVIER - 1729 by Gerard Delacroix and Jean Boudriot in scale 1:48 / english translation by Gilles Korent This monographie is available from ancre in different languages, which can be choosen - English / French / Italian or...
shipsofscale.com
 

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Off course also my La Salamandre was with me in Hattersheim........but I did not made new photos of the model.
Only once we compared the size of the La Salamandre and the Le Fleuron, both built in the same scale of 1:48

It is looking like, that my Salamandre is a launch of the bigger 64-gunner

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And most important - the modelers......some photos of some modelers with their models

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and myself
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Many thanks to Matthias, that he allowed me to use his photos ....... looking forward to see all these guys next year in March in Augsburg
 
Uwek said:
Also shown at the event was the amazing model of the Italian training ship Amerigo Vespucci, built by our member Joachim, alias @shipshobbyist - this model was also part of the Convention in Rochefort

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More detailed photos you can find here:

INTERNATIONAL CONVENTION OF MODEL SHIPBUILDING - Rochefort, France - 18.th-21.st October 2018

One very interesting model of the LA RENOMMEE under construction in scale 1:48 by Patrick Jouffrin, who is member in our forum @Péji Here the link to his building log...
shipsofscale.com

Additional information:

Joachim is the author of a very interesting book, which he issued resently.
The title of the english version is "The color blue in historical shipbuilding" and "Die Farbe Blau im historischen Schiffbau" of the german version

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In some time (after reading) I will be able to make a detailed Book Review to show you the content - but definitely it is looking like a real interesting read

buch-blau-en

www.modellbau-muellerschoen.de www.modellbau-muellerschoen.de
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Hast du das Buch „die Farbe blau” schon gelesen? Ich interessiere mich dafür.
 
Vfordyce said:
Hast du das Buch „die Farbe blau” schon gelesen? Ich interessiere mich dafür.
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Oh yes - really recommended, if you are interested in this subject.
and with your post you are remembering me, that I planned to make the book review - will follow asap
 
LuigiSoft said:
Uwe,
re the article on the sails in this thread above: I am also impressed by Oleg Seregin's workmanship on the sails. Does he have a website address?

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Hallo Trevor,
unfortunately, as I know he has no web-page, but I will send you in a PM his e-mail address, so you are able to contact him.
 
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