The mesh infill of the barriers on the mast platforms (French 1812) - in the kit it is perforated brass sheet; in reality would it have been tarred netting?
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What material were these made of?
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The mesh infill of the barriers on the mast platforms (French 1812) - in the kit it is perforated brass sheet; in reality would it have been tarred netting?
Definitly not perforated brass sheet,but lets see what others say
I guess it would be a normal netting out of cord - I guess also not tarred
take a look at this L´Artesien
or this beautiful 74-Guns hip of our member @Francis Jonet
INTERNATIONAL CONVENTION OF MODEL SHIPBUILDING - Rochefort, France - 18.th-21.st October 2018
Denis Desormiere showed his L´AMBITIEUX in scale 1:48
shipsofscale.com
or this beautiful 74-Guns hip of our member @Francis Jonet
INTERNATIONAL CONVENTION OF MODEL SHIPBUILDING - Rochefort, France - 18.th-21.st October 2018
Denis Desormiere showed his L´AMBITIEUX in scale 1:48
shipsofscale.com
Kurt Konrath
Kurt Konrath
Not sure what they were in sailing days, but you can use small netting from a lots of sources such as mesh from craft store, in both cloth and plastic mesh.
Thanks guys. I've built them into the wooden frames, so I'm stuck with the brass. I tried to blacken it but it didn't work (maybe some coating on the brass i didn't remove). I'll try black paint and see how it looks.