Yacht Harlingen, launched 1771 - scratch built by Ivan Trtanj
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Die Yacht Harlingen ist etwas weiter gekommen, die Steuerbordseite ist schnell fertig. Gegenüber den anderen Modellbauern, bin ich nicht so schnell. Der Bauplan aus 1771 muss mit den Literaturen rekonstruiert und gesehen werden, war der Konstrukteur alles zeigt gezeigt. Ich habe in seinen Gedanken rein zu kommen und ihn nach zu ahmen. Und dass es so wird, dass ich noch andere Literatur habe, war nicht mit Schiffbau zu tun hat.
Some more progress on the Yacht Harlingen. Starboard ist relatively fast finished. Compared to some other modelers I am not so fast. Based on other literature I have to reconstruct the construction drawing from 1771 in order to show what the shipwright did not show. I try to get into his thoughts of this time and imitate and interpret his work. And this I do also with other publications not related to ship construction, but history and art.....
Some more progress on the Yacht Harlingen. Starboard ist relatively fast finished. Compared to some other modelers I am not so fast. Based on other literature I have to reconstruct the construction drawing from 1771 in order to show what the shipwright did not show. I try to get into his thoughts of this time and imitate and interpret his work. And this I do also with other publications not related to ship construction, but history and art.....
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Absolutely stunning work, Ivan! Just WOW!
Just wonderful - your work is amazing - one more piece of art made by the master
I had already 3 times the honor and pleasure to admire Ivan's ships in his Kressbronn museum. I will do it again immediately when I find time. Simply overwhelmimg what this artist does there.
For all members, who do not know the work of Ivan, please take a look at this topic with photos I made of all models in the exhibition.......
IVAN TRTANJ - Schiffsmuseum Kressbronn - report of my visit in his museum and his workshop
On the way to Rochefort, I made a stop-over in the city of Kressbronn and visited our member @Ivan Trtanj for some hours. I met him first time this year in Hamburg during the modelling days in the Hamburg museum....take a look here...
shipsofscale.com
Fantastic work !
Hallo Ivan mein Freund, alias @Ivan Trtanj
wir wünschen dir Alles Alles Gute zu deinem Geburtstag
Viel Gesundheit und ein langes Leben mit vielen vielen Modellen
Genieße den heutigen Tag
we wish you all the BEST and a HAPPY BIRTHDAY
Von mir ebenfalls alles Gute zum Geburtstag.
Buen trabajo Ivan, en que materiales están hechos estos personajes?
Happy Birthday, Ivan! Wishing many more happier and healthier years in modeling life
Wishing many more happier and healthier years in modeling life
! Wishing you all the BEST, happiness and health
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An alle, die mir zu meinem Geburtstag gratuliert Haben und schöne Wünsche gewünscht Haben, DANKE dafür.
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Nach so vielen Aufträgen, komme ich endlich wieder zu meinem Modell, der Yacht Harlingen. Der Blick zeigt über die Bordwand auf die Anrichtung der Schiffsmitte, vom Mast bis zum großen Hecksalon auf dem Achterschiff. Das ich über meine Arbeitsprotokolle etwas schreibe, wird wahrscheinlich langweilig, weil Bilder mehr als Worte sprechen. Die Schnitzereien sind wie üblich aus Buchsbaum, die Dächer der Oberlichter sind aus Amaranth-Holz. If sterben Arbeiten auf der Deck-Mitte fertig gestellt sind, dann kommen nur noch die Schnitzwerke auf dem Heck.
After so many orders, I'm finally getting back to my model, the Yacht Harlingen. The view over the ship's side shows the arrangement of the ship's center, from the mast to the large stern saloon on the stern. Writing something about my work protocols will probably get boring because pictures speak louder than words. As usual, the carvings are made of boxwood, the roofs of the skylights are made of amaranth wood. When the work on the middle of the deck is finished, then only the carvings on the stern are left.
After so many orders, I'm finally getting back to my model, the Yacht Harlingen. The view over the ship's side shows the arrangement of the ship's center, from the mast to the large stern saloon on the stern. Writing something about my work protocols will probably get boring because pictures speak louder than words. As usual, the carvings are made of boxwood, the roofs of the skylights are made of amaranth wood. When the work on the middle of the deck is finished, then only the carvings on the stern are left.
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