YUANQING BLUENOSE - Peter Voogt [COMPLETED BUILD]

[shota70]

Dear Peter,
Congratulations , you have done wonderful Job, I love all of that detail that you have added to your beautiful YQ Bluenose

 

[Peter Voogt]

Dear Peter,
Congratulations , you have done wonderful Job, I love all of that detail that you have added to your beautiful YQ Bluenose

Thanks for the compliments, Shota. Much appreciated.
Regards, Peter

 

[Tony P]

While I try to get around the boards here this is the first I'm seeing this. Absolutely spectacular work. Congrats !

 

[Peter Voogt]

While I try to get around the boards here this is the first I'm seeing this. Absolutely spectacular work. Congrats !

You also thanks for the compliments, Tony.
It’s never to late to catch up.
Regards, Peter

 

[Vfordyce]

Hi Vic. This case is made from 3mm glass plates. I used the side profiles from -> Occre <-- In the blue text the link.
Building the case for the Bluenose started --> here <--. The second picture showed the brass corner pieces, but I don't used them.
The build goes on for 'a few pages'. The finish is on page 171 post #3418.
But making the bottom with the LED's was 'a challenging activity'. You better can make the bottom like I showed you in the answer in the -> Robt. E. Lee thread. <-
Cleaning the glass plates is a bit easier than acrylic / plexiglass. But glass is much heavier. -> Here <-- I showed the calculation of the weight.
Hopefully this all will give you some information and inspiration for building yours.
Regards, Peter

Thanks Peter!

 

[Oscar10]

21/12/2020 13:30 PM, suona il campanello: FedEx con un pacco per il signor P. Voogt:
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"Condizionato" ho aperto rapidamente il pacco e dentro una bella scatola ho notato che non c'era alcun danno:
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Riposti in modo sicuro nella vetrina di The Lee. Per resistere alla tentazione di iniziare subito:
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(La struttura del cavo nella parte superiore serve per spostare facilmente la teca sopra e fuori dal modello quando ci lavoro.)
Cordiali saluti, Peter

Beautiful kit

 

[Peter Voogt]

Beautiful kit

Thanks for your visit, Oscar. It’s indeed a nice kit. And as you can see from all the logs in the Group Build Area, you can build it in many directions. From ‘a straight build’ to ‘kit-bashing’ to ‘out of the box’.
Regards, Peter

 

[MGYSOS]

Beautyful job Peter, incredible detail. I finished a 1:96 model of the Gertrude L. Thebaud not too long ago and had great fun doing it. I especially enjoy the research and seeing schooner take shape.

 

[Peter Voogt]

Beautyful job Peter, incredible detail. I finished a 1:96 model of the Gertrude L. Thebaud not too long ago and had great fun doing it. I especially enjoy the research and seeing schooner take shape.

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Thanks for your visit and compliments. I had noticed your finished GLT with nice sails. The little people gives a nice reference for the size of this great BN competitor.
Regards, Peter

 

[Peter Gutterman]

Beautyful job Peter, incredible detail. I finished a 1:96 model of the Gertrude L. Thebaud not too long ago and had great fun doing it. I especially enjoy the research and seeing schooner take shape.

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Was this from a kit? If so what mfg. and date?
Wonderful model. Beautiful work. One of my favorites of this class of schooner, taking a far too back seat to the more famous Bluenose.

 

[MGYSOS]

Was this from a kit? If so what mfg. and date?
Wonderful model. Beautiful work. One of my favorites of this class of schooner, taking a far too back seat to the more famous Bluenose.

Thanks for the comments.

"The Gloucester fishing Schooner Gertrude L Thebaud, by Marine Model Co., Inc. The box was labelled 'Model No. 1090'". I purchased the kit on Ebay and it had been previously opened; with most of the items missing (I was mostly interested in the scale and the set of drawings that still remained in the box). I was told that this kit is from the 1970's. I decided to go into greater detail than the kit called for and it turned into a scratch build.

 

[Peter Gutterman]

A.J. Fisher has reintroduced a solid hull version of the G.L.T. for around 2-300 bucks. A bargain! I bought the plans. Very nice quality.
In a fairly large scale.

 

[TexBilly]

Better late than never...Peter, your work is truly inspiring and your YuanQing Bluenose is serving as inspiration for my humble MS Bluenose. Awesome work, Sir!

 

[Peter Voogt]

Better late than never...Peter, your work is truly inspiring and your YuanQing Bluenose is serving as inspiration for my humble MS Bluenose. Awesome work, Sir!

Thanks for your nice words and compliments, Bill. As I wrote in another thread, it's a compromise between the nice YQ-kit and the studies of Chapelle, Jenson, Lankford and Eisnor. And of course some AL-FI ....
Regards, Peter

 

[papi_joe]

Hello Peter,
Many thanks for the pleasant conversation today at the 4th International Ship Model Building Days at the International Maritime Museum in Hamburg. I am thrilled with your "Bluenose." The photos in this thread already demonstrate your exceptional skill. In person, your "Bluenose" looks simply breathtaking.

„Chapeau!“

Regards

 

[Peter Voogt]

Hello Peter,
Many thanks for the pleasant conversation today at the 4th International Ship Model Building Days at the International Maritime Museum in Hamburg. I am thrilled with your "Bluenose." The photos in this thread already demonstrate your exceptional skill. In person, your "Bluenose" looks simply breathtaking.

„Chapeau!“

Regards

You also thanks for the visit in the IMM and the nice conversation, Jose. But also thanks for the compliments, nice words and visiting my BN-build-log.
Regards, Peter