Build log USF Confederacy 1778 Model Shipways 1:64

wernerweiss said:
Dear modelers,

tomorrow my last post is exactly four months ago, and there is much progress with the model. The ship´s boats were placed only for the photos and are not yet glued.
I intend to have the model finished soon, because the next model is waiting....

Comments and questions welcome.

Greetings

Werner

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The best Confederacy build that I’ve seen, a true masterclass.
 
Very good looking model - and very good progress (and this although it was summer season)

Are these boats part of the kit? - They are looking very detailed

Bravo - hope to see soon the final photos ....... and what is coming afterwards? yoiu mentioned already that the new project is waiting?
 
Uwek said:
Very good looking model - and very good progress (and this although it was summer season)

Are these boats part of the kit? - They are looking very detailed

Bravo - hope to see soon the final photos ....... and what is coming afterwards? yoiu mentioned already that the new project is waiting?
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Hello Uwe, thank you very much!

Yes, the boats are part of the kit, and I built them first before beginning with the ship, back in 2015, so the boats are already lying for a few years waiting to be glued on the ship (I purchased the kit in September 2014)

The next project will be building the cruiser ship AIDA from Revell. It was a christmas present from my sons a few years ago, and I started with it, but priority was always on the Confederacy.
 
Beautiful. Love the brickwork in the galley, too. But all the details really make it sing.
 
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