The Glory of Catherine, 66-gun sailing ship, by Mr.Deep [COMPLETED BUILD]

[Mr.Deep]

As promised.Sharpened the shots of the tack-box.

 

[WojtasS]

That's some great progress. Well executed rigging

 

[pianoforte]

Very good rigging. I am impressed.

 

[Mr.Deep]

In a week, I sharpened the tack-boxes. I also cut out and glued the rim to the upper side of the latrine. I installed everything on stretch marks with thimble I hung up the blocks for the tacks of the sheet. He also held out the backstays of the outrigger r. I wrapped it on the rims of the tank through the thimbles

 

[Vfordyce]

In a week, I sharpened the tack-boxes. I also cut out and glued the rim to the upper side of the latrine. I installed everything on stretch marks with thimble I hung up the blocks for the tacks of the sheet. He also held out the backstays of the outrigger r. I wrapped it on the rims of the tank through the thimbles

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Impressive.

 

[Mr.Deep]

|I hung one of the yawls on davits. It will be something like this. Well, naturally I'll pull everything up over the channels.

 

[Vfordyce]

You have researched it well. I was wondering how they would operate and be rigged.

 

[Steef66]

Nice job. You know that those beams where hold up by the sidetackle? John Harland pag 285

 

[Mr.Deep]

Nice job. You know that those beams where hold up by the sidetackle? John Harland pag 285

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Yes, thank you. I am aware that the beams were connected by a single cable, which went through the loop of the rope going to the mast hook. I didn't know at what height to mount it on the mast. Thank you very much for the picture.

 

[Mr.Deep]

This

 

[Mr.Deep]

the first yawl is in place.Fixed,lifting hoists are stretched,holding sleeves are installed.The rudder and mast with the furled sail are laid.

 

[Mr.Deep]

Probably the last update of the construction site this year.I made a video. I hope next year won't be so terrible.I wish everyone happiness and health to you and your families.Peace to the whole world.

 

[Vfordyce]

Probably the last update of the construction site this year.I made a video. I hope next year won't be so terrible.I wish everyone happiness and health to you and your families.Peace to the whole world.

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Amen!

 

[WojtasS]

Quite big ship. What are her dimensions?

 

[Mr.Deep]

Quite big ship. What are her dimensions?

The length is 1 meter, the height is also 1 meter

 

[Mr.Deep]

The anchors are almost ready. I made patterns of sails. The fabric was dyed in tea infusion, soaked with a solution of glue pva. The stern lights are next in line.

 

[pianoforte]

Very good work, Andre.

 

[Vfordyce]

What type of cloth did you use? It looks very thin.

 

[Mr.Deep]

What type of cloth did you use? It looks very thin.

I don't even know what to say. We call this fabric percale. I bought it in a ship modeling website store. The fabric is very thin, but tightly woven. All our modelers use it. Yes, and in the sets of ay it down for the manufacture of sails.

 

[Mr.Deep]

s are ready. Painted in classic black. Tied the ropes. Fixed the buoy-rep. Chiseled buoys. Fixed anchors, buoys on the shrouds. Everything is ready.