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 Registered Member #5239 Joined: Sat Apr 21 2018, 05:29pmPosts: 364 | In every soldier's knapsack there is a field marshals baton (Napoleon)---or should that be a paint brush? >:D< Yeah ! You are a whizz at painting Charles. | ||
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| aew |
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aew   Registered Member #1929 Joined: Wed Nov 30 2011, 03:05pmPosts: 2751 | I know by painting skill can best be described as 'passable'. After I've painted something and congratulated myself that I've done a good job I see something like this and realise I was right the first time.! The eyes on my bireme are decals and I printed them on an inkjet printer. However I don't know what 'make' the sheet was, it was given to me and I'm not sure who by. I remember reading that the eyes were actually painted stones and there's some writing saying 'the stones were broken' after a battle. | ||
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| Charles |
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  Registered Member #1923 Joined: Mon Nov 28 2011, 06:07pmPosts: 707 | That's it finish Ok the model Dusek D 001 probably the first 001 model of Dusek Not an issue All in all a nice little model easy to do. The instructions are really basic and deserve to be elaborate a little more but overall simple and relatively easy to understand and I have fun that's what counts.        | ||
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| Andrew Gorman |
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 Registered Member #4767 Joined: Sat Apr 16 2016, 06:49pmPosts: 66 | For a LOT of information on Classical Ship's eyes there is this thesis: http://nautarch.tamu.edu/Theses/pdf-files/Nowak-MA2006.pdf and a journal length piece,Seeing the Sea: Ships' Eyes in Classical Greece at jstor.org. https://www.jstor.org/stable/25622699?seq=1#page_scan_tab_contents Both are great nerdy reading! Jstor does require registration, but you get to read 6 scholarly articles per month for free. [ Edited Wed Sep 11 2019, 01:50am ] | ||
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| Charles |
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| Registered Member #1923 Joined: Mon Nov 28 2011, 06:07pmPosts: 707 | tanks Andrew will give a look  | ||
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| NovaStorm |
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 Registered Member #5618 Joined: Sat Sep 22 2018, 02:33pmPosts: 204 | Well congrats Charles well done. You've done an awesome job in a very short time frame. I've just finished doing all the inventory for the Syren. Gotta grab some balsa for filler blocks. Whats your next one while you're waiting for me to get it together  | ||
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| Charles |
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| Registered Member #1923 Joined: Mon Nov 28 2011, 06:07pmPosts: 707 | Working on the Royal Louis at the moment mast building | ||
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| Slobodan |
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  Registered Member #4425 Joined: Wed May 07 2014, 03:37pmPosts: 276 | Such a beautiful ship done in a short time. Well Done Charles... looking at her, I get a wish to make one such an "oar" ship for myself | ||
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| Charles |
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| Registered Member #1923 Joined: Mon Nov 28 2011, 06:07pmPosts: 707 | Slobodan that ship is really an entry level model Was build box no modification and a Christmas gift. For a skilful modeller as you, will not be a fun model to do Look at Arthur http://modelshipbuilder.com/e107_plugins/forum/forum_viewtopic.php?7494.0 Amati model a more challenging model to build buying one, that one will have be my choice. | ||
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| jacknastyface2 |
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| Registered Member #5239 Joined: Sat Apr 21 2018, 05:29pmPosts: 364 | Yes, never thought I would be interested in galleys but these ships do make you wonder about them and their construction. Charles, who did the sewing on your sails? Reason I ask is because I have a "How To" for sails. Maybe put it on Jigs and Things. Also liked the Amati kit by Arthur. Keith. | ||
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