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NovaStorm

Fri Mar 06 2020, 07:45pm

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Ahhhh look who's back in the ship yard, and about time too

Looking good Charles nice to see the masts in place. I to had to admire that third hand or as Keith said arm lol. Cheers bud good to see you back at it

Charles

Mon Mar 16 2020, 01:28pm

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Mamoli give explication mast by mast and very linear as aproche.
My work will be devise as follow
Drawing 6 mizzen mast, main mast, foremast and bowsprit so 4 step per drawing(7 and 8) = 12 steps to complete the model
Here drawing 6 step 1 mizzen mast

Charles

Fri May 22 2020, 01:33pm

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Well a long time without any posting as I was real busy and almost no time for modelling

Ok the shroud are complete Drawing 6 is finish
Mamoli divide all section wonderfully easy to follow and instruction contrary to build the hull are clear and precise. Each pulley each robe each road the rope have to follow are well explain and with a number. I will give you an example
429 =344+430+431=F13
429 is the main rope on the part number they tell you that it is a 0.4 rope
344 is the Mizzen mast and you start at the top
430 is the pulley at the main mast (5mm one hole) and the emplacement is clearly show
431 is the pulley where the rope is attach (4mm 2 hole)
F13 is a small drawing showing how to do it
They are a bit more but that give you a small look at how Mamoli did try to keep it clear and relatively easy to do

Now big bone with Mamoli as they do not supply any black rope in fact some of the rope supply to be used are gold.
Not a problem for me as I will do as the follow a method teach to me by Hubert Sicard
I use a black marker on a small block of wood passing a few time and let it dry a few hour and at the end got a black slightly stiff cable tha is perfect

Here drawing 6 complete

2 more drawing to complete

jacknastyface2

Fri May 22 2020, 03:35pm

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Hi Charles,
For my rigging I used small pots of Minwax stain. Jacobean for standing rigging and Early American for the running rigging, but they also have Ebony if you like a darker colour for standing. On your R.L. you have LOTS to stain so I do a rough estimate of lengths required, then roll the rope into a ball and dunk it in the pot. Leave it to penetrate for a few seconds, and then take it out, squeeze out the stain (It's messy and requires rubber gloves) and hang it up outside to dry with weights on the end.

I guess we all have ways to torture ourselves.

Keith.

NovaStorm

Sun May 24 2020, 02:07am

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Man I wish it was as easy as you make it look. Awesome job your doing Charles what a massive undertaking

Charles

Fri Jun 26 2020, 06:33pm

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Step 7 spar rope finish
Tooke a rest between step 6 and 7
Finish a project started 20 years ago
Purchased in 1998 started in 2000 but never finished a Heinkel HE219 A-7 UHU

Follow by a regiment of Elves

And an English Machine Gun bust 1918

And now the ship

Yard rope

There is one more step to do nb8
But before I doo that I will do 4 other small projects
A land project, an Air, another bust and another Elf regime

jacknastyface2

Fri Jun 26 2020, 10:53pm

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Don't you love those ratlines Charles

Some of them seem a bit twisted ---perhaps the cat got at them. But any way she's looking good and I love the machine gunner with the dirty finger nails. He must have dug himself a nice little funk hole

Keith.

teleman

Wed Jul 22 2020, 05:35pm

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hey Charles,
Going over your latest build. Coming along just nicely. I love the ingenuity you have on simple little jigs to help you out with repetition. Well done Sir!