Very nice Peter. Beautiful model
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Yes, these parts were made to order.
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Hi to all!
After the break I continue.
Deadeye
After the break I continue.
Deadeye
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Are you putting them after cutting (first photo) into a rock tumpler for sanding?
something like these?
something like these?
Yes, but the device is simpler
Attachments
Continuation of work on the ship
Fantastic Work she's Beautiful Brother
такелаж ... начало
Hi to all!
Standing rigging ...
Standing rigging ...
Hi, continuation
Hi, standing rigging
Hi!
This is outstanding work.
Congratulations for your model. That model is based on the study (and plans) made by Rafael Monleon, which was directed by the official commission to commemorate the fourth centenary of the discovery of America. The model that was made at that time (year 1892) is now in the Naval Museum of Madrid. I attach a photo.
In Spain, the architecture of Santa María is the subject of controversy. There have been many subsequent studies but the truth is that they are all conjectural, since it is not known how the ship really was.
What is undoubted is that the model of Monleón is the most beautiful and artistically superior to all. This study also served to build a replica of life size that repeated (sailing and without motor) Columbus's trip to America. No longer exists.
This Santa Maria is not really a caravel, it is a "nao" and possibly of a larger size than the real one, but there is no certainty of the latter.
I repeat, congratulations, it's a fantastic model
In Spain, the architecture of Santa María is the subject of controversy. There have been many subsequent studies but the truth is that they are all conjectural, since it is not known how the ship really was.
What is undoubted is that the model of Monleón is the most beautiful and artistically superior to all. This study also served to build a replica of life size that repeated (sailing and without motor) Columbus's trip to America. No longer exists.
This Santa Maria is not really a caravel, it is a "nao" and possibly of a larger size than the real one, but there is no certainty of the latter.
I repeat, congratulations, it's a fantastic model
Excellent build. Your picture log makes it easy to follow.
The second kind
Wery accurately build, Piter! I guess your own a CNC machine, so the bulkheads ( шпангоуты, Russian) was cut using laser cutter? Also, what wood did you use for hull planking?