New design Winchelsea Nef

PAVEL I SECOND BRIAN QUESTION ON AVAIBILITY, BEAUTIFULL DESIGN, DIFFERENT TYPE BUILD WITCHNIS WELCOMED. ONE THING NOT MEANT AS A CRITISM THE JIG AND METHOD IS SIMILAR TO THE JOHN SMITH SCHALLOP ONE OF THE THINGS AND IT IS A BIGGIE IS MAKING SURE THE BACK BONE OF THE SHIP (STEM AND STERN) IS EXACTALLY CORRECT TO THE JIG CAN NOT REPEAT CAN NOT DEVIATE MUST TOUCH THE STEM POST, STERNPOST OR THE FRAMES WILL NOT ALIGN. JUST WHAT HAPPENED ON THE SCHALLOP TO ME, FIXED IT. GREAT MODELS YOU AND EUGENE ARE CREATING UNDER VERY DIFICULT CIRCUSTANCES. THROUGH CHRIST FREEDOM AND VICTORY. GOD BLESS STAY SAFE YOU AND YOURS DON
 
laci said:
I put together some years ago a "study" in a similar matter. However, it is not a scientific work, I hope some of you find it interesting. As eugen.t writes it is unfortunately a neglected area and to me, it is hard to understand why-I am not a scholar, but for me, it was a particularly exciting activity. Unfortunately, the PDF file is too large (44MB to upload here, but from the following link you can download free: https://www.academia.edu/43366876/SHIPS_AFTER_SEAL_PRINTS
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Laszlo, thank you very much for the link! I am impressed with your work. It is indeed the case that medieval shipbuilding is often pushed into the background. That’s why I have decided to design a plan for another ship – the Nef according to the Seal of Sandwich.
 
HI EUGENE AS YOU KNOW I AM REALLY, REALLY LOOKING FORWARD TO THE NEFF THAT YOU AND PAVELL ARE DOING IT IS MY CUP OF WHATEVER ARE YOU DESIGNING ANOTHER O0NE GREAT AND DIFFERENT SUBJECT AND NEW MODEL ENGINEERING. KEEP IIT UP. GOD BLESS PLEASE ALL STAY SAFE FOLLOEW GOD AND NOBODY CAN TOUCH IT DON
 
eugen.t said:
Laszlo, thank you very much for the link! I am impressed with your work. It is indeed the case that medieval shipbuilding is often pushed into the background. That’s why I have decided to design a plan for another ship – the Nef according to the Seal of Sandwich.
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WOW... What a great paper on medieval ships! Thank you for posting this!

Now I have to fight this urge to build a knarr and sail to Norway. . .
 
ROBERT YOU HYAVE TO WAITE YOUR TURN THIS IS ALSO MINE. IT HAQWS EVERYTHING IN AMODEL DIFFERENT SUBJECT/ GREAT YHI9STORY AND MORE Y RESEARCH, FANTASTIC MODEL ENGINEERING AHND A PIECE MTO THE VERY BRAVE AND COURAGEOUS PEOPLE OF UKRAIN. GOD BLESS STAY SQAFE YOU QAND YOURS DON
 
I know the quality of the models from Pavel and his team, I have build both the San Bartolome and the Santa Maria. So well engineered and a joy to build. It is amazing how such beauty and be achieved in such difficult circumstanses.
 
Robert707 said:
I know the quality of the models from Pavel and his team, I have build both the San Bartolome and the Santa Maria. So well engineered and a joy to build. It is amazing how such beauty and be achieved in such difficult circumstanses.
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Robert, thank you for your appreciation of our work, it is very much appreciated :)
Thank you all who follow our work and support us in our struggle !
I will reveal a little bit my plans for next year.
Nef is in the final stages of design and construction, it is a really interesting ship and I hope that it will bring pleasure to all who will build it.
In parallel with the Nef is working on two galleons : the English Golden Hind and the Spanish . These ships met in battle when Francis Drake first sailed into the Pacific. Both of these ships will be released as a set in 1-48 scale. In addition we plan to build these ships in scale 1-24 and build them running, that is to put them on the water to make them radio-controlled and make a video for YouTube battle between them. This is a project that will take at least three years, publicly I talk about it for the first time )
All stages of design and construction we will cover on our YouTube channel. As always these projects of these ships are created by my friend and co-author in all my kits Eugene Troppmann.
 
I would like to add a little more.
I am planning to create detailed plans for all the ships that participated in Francis Drake's circumnavigation of the globe: Elizabeth, Swan, Marigold, and Benedict. Additionally, I am interested in the ships Drake encountered during his journey, such as the Spanish galleon Nuestra Señora de la Concepción, as mentioned by Pavel, and the so-called Tello’s Bark.
 
WOW WHAT A UNDERYAKING THA IS YOU AND PAVEL MAKE A FANTASTIC TEAM I8DEAS JUST FLOW NOTHING IS STATIC SO FAR. THE BRAVE COURAGEOS 21ST CENURY PEOPLE MUST PREVAIL AGAINST 19TH CENTRY BARBARIANS HOW IN THER WORLD OF JRSUES CAN MOTHERS RAISE LIKE THAT NO EMPHTY, NO FEELINGS. GOD AMD HIS SON JESUES WILL PREVAIOL. IF YOU COMUNICATE WITH OLHA AT ALL TELL HER TO PM ME. HIT ME BACK. GOD BLESS STAY SAFE ALL DON
 
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