Some of my models

[Sandekus]

Some of the models built over the years involved in shipbuilding.

If there are questions about building a model, I will provide photos of the construction stages

 

[Lorenzo]

Impressive collection, in quantity and quality.

 

[Namabiiru]

Some very unusual and interesting subjects there, and superbly executed!

 

[AllanKP69]

I love your sails, especially in the 23rd photo. If you have more photos on how you make your sails, what materials you use, thread count if you use cloth, etc. that would be great. Cloth sails typically look awful with huge seams and incorrect panel size simulations, but yours look very well done.
Allan

 

[Sandekus]

Sail close-up. I use thin cotton fabric, before making the fabric is dyed and impregnated with liquid PVA glue/Titebond do not use!/.After drying and ironing - marking along the width of the strips. bend along the marking line and stitch at a distance of 2-3 mm from the fold line, iron again and sew with the second seam to the panel. Considering the small size of the sail, I do not bend the edges of the sail; on a scale it should be 1-2 mm, and not 5-6 mm, as is often the case. Before sheathing with a cable, I apply PVA, glue to the edges then the fabric does not crumble when sewing.



PS Apologize for the translation machine!

 

[Sandekus]

I finished the construction of the stern section based on a drawing by Peter Bergman (Sweden) I was interested in the peculiar architecture of the stern, which I had never seen before. Most likely this is just a project, but nevertheless! Some of their decor had to be changed - it’s not entirely clear that the drawing is mostly hermaphrodites on fish, but I hope the author of the drawing will forgive me for the somewhat free interpretation of the decor P.S. I’m not a very good carver, but * don’t shoot at the pianist, he plays as best he can*

 

[Namabiiru]

Wooooooow!

 

[Sandekus]

 

[Darryl]

Sail close-up. I use thin cotton fabric, before making the fabric is dyed and impregnated with liquid PVA glue/Titebond do not use!/.After drying and ironing - marking along the width of the strips. bend along the marking line and stitch at a distance of 2-3 mm from the fold line, iron again and sew with the second seam to the panel. Considering the small size of the sail, I do not bend the edges of the sail; on a scale it should be 1-2 mm, and not 5-6 mm, as is often the case. Before sheathing with a cable, I apply PVA, glue to the edges then the fabric does not crumble when sewing.



PS Apologize for the translation machine!

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View attachment 496351 Was this sail boat scratch built, or is it a kit model? If yes to the kit, who is the Mfg. I really like your work ! Darryl