The Anatomy of the Bounty - AL-

Dematosdg said:
Frames glued. Beams cut to correct length. Only last Stern frames is not glued because I still need to glue a transom section that supports that frame.

I am bending a hull plank. Need to bend 3 more.

For future builders, if any, 2 frames were short. Frames 3 and 4 counting from the bow to stern. If you zoom you will see I added a piece of the wood and shaped it. I thought of doing both completely new. But I do not have that wood. If I do them in cherry, then I will have to do all the frames. I decided to let it as it is.

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Cheers
Daniel
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Excellent workmanship I can only imagine how difficult this build must be.
 
Tony H said:
Excellent workmanship I can only imagine how difficult this build must be.
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Thank you !!!

It is a built I will not recommend at all. The lack of a full hull skeleton makes things very difficult. Every time I am working on it, I just want to trash the kit. But I waited for 30+ years and I am still in love with the finished model pictures of the box and instruction manual. If at least I can achieve something similar...... will paid off all the stress to assemble it.

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Cheers
Daniel
 
She is coming along beautifully Daniel and the whole construction now makes a lot more "sense" to to speak. You are doing a great job.
 
dockattner said:
I agree with Heinrich. This is going to make an interesting model for display. Awesome job!
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Heinrich said:
She is coming along beautifully Daniel and the whole construction now makes a lot more "sense" to to speak. You are doing a great job.
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Thank you Guys and to all that posted likes. Push me to continue.

Pictures aren't the best. But I just wanted to provide a fast general look of where I was on the built.

There isn't to much to explain either, beside to say that this model resemble more a scratch built than a kit. The difference is that I don't need to do the parts from scratch. But ALL OF THEM, needs to be seriusly adjusted/adapted in a costume way and a few re-done.

"This is the way" FOR THIS KIT (Mandalorian Creed) ..... HAHAHA


Cheers
Daniel
 
Frank48 said:
Good afternoon Demo Sdg, I ask; Could you review these points more carefully? I have noticed that they are not positioned well. Excuse me for my remark, thank you

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Hi, could be it is wrong for a real ship. I don't have that level of knowledge. I did it as the kit.

The picture you selected is before sanding.

After sanding
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From the kit instructions manual

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I hope this helps.

Cheers
Daniel
 
Frank48 said:
Yes, forgive me if I have touched your sensitivity, it is not my habit I do not allow myself the utmost respect for both the person and the model
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No... NOT AT ALL !!!!!. . Please your comment was welcome!!! And it was good because after analyzing the pictures with more detail I see I have a mistake on the section I circle. I will think if I can correct it, Or leave it as it is.

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Please !!!! Point errors or post comments. No worries, we are all here to learn.

Best
Daniel
 
Hi all

After Frank48 comments, I went and worked a little more on my frame sanding.

On this picture the hull plank do not touch the frame

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I sanded more the frames.
Now the plank touch the frame

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Later I will try to bend a 1.5 mm plank.

Before adding that hull plank I need to add the cargo to the ship. The plank will be on my way to access the ship interior.

Cheers
Daniel
 
I am very happy today. I have achieved a milestone I imposed to myself. And I never though I will achieve it, as many times I wanted to use her to heat the house :-) .

Still there is work to be done on the hull. You will notice a plank is larger at the stern. Focus on the big picture because if you focus on "the small picture" you will start to find. ..... well leave it there :-) HAHAHA.

First pictures for @Gennaro : Bending of the most difficult plank.

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Now all the rest:

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