Modelship Dockyard - New Kit POB 1:72 HMS Pandora 1779 by Modelship Dockyard

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Very interesting development again :)

About the deck planking, you need to make sure that all three parts are from the same sheet of wood, have the same color! The color difference is very unpleasing. It's the same problem with the hoy.

And I again like to remind, that the knee is double tapered from aft to forward as well as from below upward right. It would be nice to have this in mind for the figure :)


:)
cheers

Dirk
 
Very interesting development again :)

About the deck planking, you need to make sure that all three parts are from the same sheet of wood, have the same color! The color difference is very unpleasing. It's the same problem with the hoy.

And I again like to remind, that the knee is double tapered from aft to forward as well as from below upward right. It would be nice to have this in mind for the figure :)


:)
cheers

Dirk
Yes we will try to solve the deck issue, we used box wood in the pilot model, and turns out we can't solve the colour issue. We decided to use pear wood later on, the issue would be mitigated a bit that way. There might still be small colour differences, we will try to pick the sheets during production.
 
Greetings, Victor. Great progress on deck beams. The question that brought my attention was on the main deck. Does the deck come as a single sheet or multiple? The reason is I can see two distinct colors on board and starboard. Hope this is not the case and is just a visual impression (light shadow)
 
Looking very good
One small hint refering the capstan:
The Pandora had a double capstan which was possible to work with on both decks -

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so also on the lower deck there should be the recesses for the pins (marked with black on your photo)

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Looking at the plans I was already wondering, how they worked on the lower deck - seems, that they removed not only the companion ladder, but also the handles for the pumps

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- excerpt from Syren drawing

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from Pandora Anatomy book

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from @dafi to show the space needed when the capstan was in use (here HMS Victory)

Do you know the outstanding model of the HMS Pandora by Narim Majgeldinov? - I have the impression, that he made the handles of the pumps only towards fore and not aft

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Looking very good
One small hint refering the capstan:
The Pandora had a double capstan which was possible to work with on both decks -

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so also on the lower deck there should be the recesses for the pins (marked with black on your photo)

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Looking at the plans I was already wondering, how they worked on the lower deck - seems, that they removed not only the companion ladder, but also the handles for the pumps

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- excerpt from Syren drawing

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from Pandora Anatomy book

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from @dafi to show the space needed when the capstan was in use (here HMS Victory)

Do you know the outstanding model of the HMS Pandora by Narim Majgeldinov? - I have the impression, that he made the handles of the pumps only towards fore and not aft

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Yes, we also pay attention to this problem, but we still decide to provide all the parts in the original design drawing. As for the installation, it depends on each modeler
 
Greetings, Victor. Great progress on deck beams. The question that brought my attention was on the main deck. Does the deck come as a single sheet or multiple? The reason is I can see two distinct colors on board and starboard. Hope this is not the case and is just a visual impression (light shadow)
For the convenience of packaging and transportation, the final deck is composed of two parts, but it is derived from the same raw material. I have a similar effect here. The deck below is composed of three parts separately
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outstanding and beautiful details. I am sure this will be a pleasure to build.
 
A bit update to Pandora folks,
It has been a while since the last update, we've been working on the riggings, instructions, and some other details.

The kit is now being released on SOS, you can check it here:

A open box by Donnie is also being made, you can check it here:

I will also continue post some updates about Pandora within a few days, including finished pilot model, more information abouot the kit, and maybe some other stuff. Thank you folks for the waiting!

Two images of the final look of Pandora in 3D rendering:

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These renderings of the fully rigged model are looking very promising :cool:
 
Hi folks, i hope you all enjoyed the Hayling, and I’m here to announce our next product: HMS Pandora.
Here are some images of the pilot model we currently working on:

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And some rendered images as well:
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Hallo @Modelship Dockyard
we wish you all the BEST and a HAPPY BIRTHDAY
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