MarisStella-Trabaccolo 1/32 scale by Don Robinson
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Uwe: Thanks Uwe, glad you stopped in
Mike: hey buddy good of you to drop by and taking some time off in your busy day
Greg: Thanks so much, I really can`t take credit for being fast. This model was finished in Nov./17 and I am just posting now. My next build, the Stefano, will be in real time and I can assure you a couch will be required to watch that one!!
Mike: hey buddy good of you to drop by and taking some time off in your busy day
Greg: Thanks so much, I really can`t take credit for being fast. This model was finished in Nov./17 and I am just posting now. My next build, the Stefano, will be in real time and I can assure you a couch will be required to watch that one!!
Thanks for the warning Don. With my build a bed would be better.
Happymodeling mate
Greg
Happymodeling mate
Greg
Hello everyone, Thanks to all of those who have visited and a special thanks to those who left likes and comments.
I have to apologise for being so slow with updates but I have been involved in other projects and this log sort of slipped my mind. So I will post extra today
Decking and main hatch complete, hatch is not permanently attached yet.
I have to apologise for being so slow with updates but I have been involved in other projects and this log sort of slipped my mind. So I will post extra today
Decking and main hatch complete, hatch is not permanently attached yet.
The first few pictures are of a little side project, nothing what so ever to do with the build, Lol
Soaked the wheel with thin ca
Here it is finished, completely useless for the build and a waste of time but man was it fun!!
The bitts are fixed, everything else is dry fitted
Hope you enjoy, catch you all later
Soaked the wheel with thin ca
Here it is finished, completely useless for the build and a waste of time but man was it fun!!
The bitts are fixed, everything else is dry fitted
Hope you enjoy, catch you all later
Good Morning everyone, I am late again with pictures but here are some more:
grills for ship's stove
pieces for stove
pot is made from a penny
the start of the windlass
using a nail that has been ground square to shape the holes
grills for ship's stove
pieces for stove
pot is made from a penny
the start of the windlass
using a nail that has been ground square to shape the holes
installing nails using fishing line
cleats from rosewood
knight heads, rails and breast hook installed all made from rosewood
a practice catshead
making oar locks, again using rosewood
G'day don, a very unusual and attractive model, I've enjoyed reading through your log so far, look forward to the rest,
best regards John.
best regards John.
Thanks so much John
G'day Don
I havta echoes John's comments. This model has the best person to build it.
Greg
I havta echoes John's comments. This model has the best person to build it.
Amassing craftsmanship mate.
Havagooday Greg
You are doing a very good job in the small details of the deck equipment. And I have to state, that also the quality of the kit (looks like that is from Split in Croatia) is also good.
Btw: the steering weel is a small and nice add-on.....looks realy good
I am looking forward to see the next progress
Btw: the steering weel is a small and nice add-on.....looks realy good
I am looking forward to see the next progress
Thanks Greg and Uwe.
Uwe you are correct the kit is from MarisStella which is based in Split and they are very fine kits
Uwe you are correct the kit is from MarisStella which is based in Split and they are very fine kits
Your work is to be admired on the detailing with this ship. Thanks for sharing this wonder!
Well that's it, sorry for the lack of dialogue but if you have any questions please ask. Next up is the Barque Stefano which has been started but far from complete. Hope to see you all there.
Thanks for stopping in and for all the kind comments