Russian sailing-screw frigate "Oleg" 1860.Scale 1:100

[Dart]

Где можно получить эти архивные материалы.

Поиск по фондам | Российский государственный архив Военно-Морского Флота

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[Allegheny]

Поиск по фондам | Российский государственный архив Военно-Морского Флота

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Thank you for the link as it is greatly appreciated. This is a wonderful detailed cross-sectional view of the ship.

I also visited the suggested site and I'm a bit confused on how it works.

I conducted a search on "Oleg" and the site returned with about 250 entries.
However if I click on anything all I get is a very general description of the article name and category.
I was also able to download a pdf file that contains of the costs involved in building this ship (handwritten in Russian.
So how do you go about getting an actual drawing of the ship?

 

[Allegheny]

http://www.navarin.ru/product_info.php/products_id/120 https://www.shipmodeling.ru/shop/books_for_sale/chertezhi/57-mi-pushechnyy-vintovoy-freg_GRM04/ https://www.korabelhobby.com.ua/dra...zh_57_pushechnogo_vintovogo_fregata_oleg.html

Thank you!!

 

[Mr.Deep]

Meanwhile, today I finished the underwater part of the Corp. I polished it a little.

 

[Dart]

Thank you for the link as it is greatly appreciated. This is a wonderful detailed cross-sectional view of the ship.

I also visited the suggested site and I'm a bit confused on how it works.

I conducted a search on "Oleg" and the site returned with about 250 entries.
However if I click on anything all I get is a very general description of the article name and category.
I was also able to download a pdf file that contains of the costs involved in building this ship (handwritten in Russian.
So how do you go about getting an actual drawing of the ship?

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[Mr.Deep]

I was engaged in frames on the inside of boxes for mattresses. I also pasted painted decorative overlays.

 

[Mr.Deep]

I do all sorts of little things. He started gluing gun carriages.I also make coamings of hatches, ladders.

 

[Mr.Deep]

I'm thinking, why am I bothering with such a scale? Who will appreciate my efforts? I'm trying to make blinds on skylights.

 

[Mr.Deep]

I also received a package with all sorts of nice little things. , Rooster grid, hawse hole, ring bolt etc.

 

[Jimsky]

Who will appreciate my efforts?

Who do you expect to appreciate your effort more than yourself? Unless you building for someone else, you are the ONLY one to appreciate your work, IMHO.

 

[RDN1954]

Who do you expect to appreciate your effort more than yourself? Unless you building for someone else, you are the ONLY one to appreciate your work, IMHO.

Wholeheartedly agree!

 

[Peter Gutterman]

you continue to set the bar for a high standard of craftsmanship! All very nicely done!

Who do you expect to appreciate your effort more than yourself? Unless you building for someone else, you are the ONLY one to appreciate your work, IMHO.

Wait!..What about us?

Pete et. al.

 

[Jimsky]

you continue to set the bar for a high standard of craftsmanship! All very nicely done!

Wait!..What about us?

Pete et. al.

Well, Pete, it... is very difficult to please everyone as we all have subjective opinions. We (at least I do) build models as per our own standards which may not be in line with other's standards.

 

[Peter Gutterman]

A lot of us can hardly reach that high.

 

[Jimsky]

A lot of us can hardly reach that high.

Do we really have to? Isn't it just a hobby where the Fun is one of the most important components?

 

[fj3131030]

A very beautiful ship. Looking forward to the finished product. I am very interested in steamships from the mid-19th century.

 

[RDN1954]

A lot of us can hardly reach that high.

I'm thinking, why am I bothering with such a scale? Who will appreciate my efforts?

I think we all have our reasons to occupy ourselves with this hobby.
For me it's predominantly fun, plus it's one heck of a pastime. Having said that, the satisfaction lies for a very large part in the building process itself and the opportunities to learn, either through research or the build itself. The reasons I visit and participate in a forum like SOS are the examples of high quality builds, plus the amount of background information on a plethora of topics and maybe someone will be able to learn from the pitfalls I stumbled upon.
In the end of the day I want to be able to appreciate my own efforts, knowing that there are areas requiring improvement, but that's for the next build.
For now I just want to sit back and enjoy the beauty of a finished model.

 

[Peter Gutterman]

A very beautiful ship. Looking forward to the finished product. I am very interested in steamships from the mid-19th century.

Agreed.

 

[Mr.Deep]

The bollards, bitengs, and nagel slats were used. I finished the light superstructures. I also made round light caps. The halves of the covers are cannon ports.

 

[Peter Gutterman]

Your work is, as always, inspiring!