the Colonial Schooner Hannah in 1/48 [COMPLETED BUILD]

Austria can be so beautiful !!!!!
I vsisited more places than me living there already more than 10 years.......wow
I am happy that you enjoyed the stay in my home country
 
Hello Shota nice to see that you have vacationed very close to me. The Salzburger Land is very beautiful. We are there very often, as I said it is a stone's throw away from me and as I can see from the pictures you had the most beautiful autumn weather.
 
Hello dear friends
Today I backed to the building process of the model.
After much deliberation I decided that The final configuration of the model, would be similar to the beautiful work that our friend Mario did in the quality model he created.

Colonial Schooner Hannah by Cap'n Rat Fink - 1/4" scale - semi scratch - Mario

more.... a few more to go..........
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I intend to place the ship's chassis on construction stilts and in this framework some of the parts will be placed on the construction surface similar to the shipping workshops.
so today I created the platform through which the cannons were hoisted to the deck of the ship.
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good evening dear friends
Today I went a little further in preparing the front parts of the bow of the ship on the outside (I admit I am less familiar with the names of the parts).
I'm sure you'll help me know the names of the parts
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Hello dear friends
The weekend started , so I'm backing to work on the ship. :)
As I mentioned about a week ago, I intend to build and lay the model of the ship when scaffolding, similar to the situation it was in the shipbuilding workshop.
Today I started producing the crossbeams on which the ship was placed. I took two pieces of maple wood and carved a groove / ditch in which I would insert the keel.
then I spread the boards to a thickness of 6.8 millimeters. Later I will have to produce the support beams at an angle of 40-45 degrees, before I have finished the measurements.
I attach some pictures from the walk so far, I will keep you updated on the progress in the process.20211015_110639.jpg
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Wishing us all a pleasant and enjoyable weekend
 
Hello dear friends
Today I continued with the construction and assembly of the scaffolding system that supports the ship building process. I focused on measuring the beams that support different angles between 35-40 degrees, with each pair of beams being a slightly different length and angle.
It is important to note that before and after assembling the beams, I made sure that the ship was balanced.
I am pleased with the progress and the way it looks. Next, I built the vertical beams on which the work surfaces were laid horizontally.
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may we all Have a good and blessed week
 
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It is looking very good Thumbsup
- in moment a little bit like a millipede
 
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