I had forgotten it was a scratch build. Congratulations on a beautiful build. You have a great deal of skill. I am learning much on this forum.
The Glory of Catherine, 66-gun sailing ship, by Mr.Deep [COMPLETED BUILD]
Nice and neat!
Andrey, the wall of the guy looks very thin. The turnbuckles of the lufers are the same as the wall of the guy. And should be thinner
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Alexander, everything is on the calculator. Mast-shrouds 0.5 mm., lanyards 0.4 mm. The ratlines will be 0.3 mm.
Turnbuckles are about half the thickness of the guys. If the wall-shrouds are 0.5, then the lanyards are approximately 0.25. But not like 0.4. And the fades are even thinner.
In my 84th scale, the wall of the shroud on the mainsail is 0.6 mm, the lanyards are 0.3 mm, and the whitewash is 0.17
Not fun for me. Good job, Andrey!
Hi Andrey.
I have caught up with your building log and must say she is turning out beautiful. The future owner must be very pleased.
I have caught up with your building log and must say she is turning out beautiful. The future owner must be very pleased.
I like the use of the clip at the top of the paper.
Hallo Andrey, the shrouds look very clean and accurately worked. Very nicely done.
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The next update of the modelius building. Pasted the bowsprit.was tied today by the water-wooling.Then tied to the bowsprit deadeyes waterstaff and water backstay.scored the eye bolts on the sides, and then the tightness of the lanyards.That's what happened.
Nicely done, Andrey. And I like the way you scarfed the stem. Did you use separate pieces of wood or did you use veneer to make it look like a scarfed stem?
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thanks to Alexander for the likes.I decided to show what I have new at the shipyard.I pulled the mainsail and fore-head staffs.I've already fixed them with glue.the fore-and main-topmast posts are on the fore-and-aft.The cables came 0.3 mm., I will continue to knit the knits.By the way , Vic .I didn't really understand your question.If you're talking about the separation of colors on the bowsprit tree, Then this is one tree, part of it was covered with an oak stain, part was painted in black acrylic.
Andrey, the stem looks like you used several pieces of wood and put them together so that the grains of the wood pieces go in different directions. That would make the stem stronger. When I built the SR, I cut some thin veneer pieces and glued them onto the plywood stem to make the grains go in different directions.
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I get you now, Vic.You're talking about the bow stem.In the 33rd post I showed it.It clearly shows that I collected it from different parts.
Got it
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I haven't shown anything from my construction site for a long time. To date, standing rigging has been installed and stretched. I started installing yards. So far I've put it on the mainmast and foremast. Also made small vessels. 6-rowing yawl, 2 pieces, and 10-rowing boat.
