SZKUTNIK - hello from Poland

[SZKUTNIK]

AHOY!
My name is Krzysztof (Kris). I am 48 years old. I live in Poland. I am a seaman and modeller. Together with my friends (SZKUTNIK TEAM) we deal with the preparation of designs for paper, resin and wooden models. We also make drawings and renders for catalogs and books. I make projects for CNC devices.
Especially I like models of sailing ships that a lot od decorative elements.
Actually on our the drawing board - 3D Model "Saint Philippe" in scale 1/72 based on the Ancre monograph. In the future a wooden model kit will be created if will be the interest this theme. We are currently designing decorative ornaments for this model.

 

[Norway]

Looks really good, I wonder what the author of this Ancre monograph thinks.

 

[Sea Burd]

Very cool stuff. Welcome!

 

[SZKUTNIK]

Ahoy!
Norway@ - I don't know what the author of the monograph St. Philippe thinks, but the book is amazing.
I recommend to everyone.

 

[Norway]

Ahoy!
Do you make cannons on request too, different sizes and types?
Maybe I can buy some of you for my next model.

 

[SZKUTNIK]

Ahoy!
Cannons.... Yes. We make resin barrels. For example for model Vasa, Soleil Royal.

 

[Norway]

Is there a site where we can see which selection you have, exciting-

 

[zoly99sask]

Is there a site where we can see which selection you have, exciting-

SZKUTNIK Modelarstwo dla pasjonatów - Bloczki, jufersy, serca

www.szkutnik-model.pl

 

[NMBROOK]

Hi Kris
Welcome to the forum.That is an extremely interesting project and of great interest to me as I am building Saint-Philippe in 1/36 scale.Regarding accessories and carvings,is it possible for you to double the size of items for 1/36 scale?Of particular interest is the figurehead but finding a piece of English Boxwood big enough,I feel may be the challenge.

Kind Regards

Nigel

 

[Norway]

Thanks for the link Zoly.

 

[zoly99sask]

Thanks for the link Zoly.

It has been posted long time ago the Blocks thread

Blocks

Wow, thats the same as what I purchased from Float a boat in Melbourne, but at a quarter the price. Thanks for the link John.

shipsofscale.com

 

[SZKUTNIK]

Ahoy!
Norway@.... Our website is under construction. Not everything is on the site. If you need something.... write to the e-mail: szkutnik-model@wp.pl
We will design and make ornaments and figurehead for each type of sailing ship. For example decor for Royal Yacht CAROLINE. (Resin decorations also available)

 

[Jimsky]

First of all welcome aboard SOS, Kris!! Finally...I got a person I have contact! I was trying to get blocks from your website, but didn't move further the shopping cart. I would love to purchase those blocks. Please let me\us know whta would be the best way...

 

[Norway]

Kris, I have, good time, I'm following your thread, looking forward to the Website is up and going, greeting-

 

[SZKUTNIK]

Ahoy!
Jimsky@ - the best is contact by e-mail. Write what kinds of blocks you need and how many pieces.

NMBROOK@ - I'm watching your relationship We make our figures with wood pears. Give me a few days to answer. I'm sure, there will be no problem with resin casting. We design our 3D model in 1/48 scale. We expect the end of work on the model - spring 2021. In the first opportunity we design all ornaments. We prefer resin ornaments and 3D printing (costs) . Scale 1/36 is no problem. But, if you want all wood decors...........
We will take the challenge. Below 3D model artillery for St. Philippe - works completed.

 

[Jimsky]

Great work in 3D design. I would love to see the actual model in resin cast. Do you have any gun barrels already made (casted)?

 

[SZKUTNIK]

Ahoy!
Resin gun barrels.... Below the barrels to the model "Soleil Royal". Scale 1/72 . Total length of the largest barrel is 53.5 mm. I am sorry for the quality of the photos - made by the phone.

 

[NMBROOK]

Kris
You CNC carvings and resin cannons look great.I like that you cast the cascable separate on the cannons to preserve the "head" detail.

Kind Regards

Nigel

 

[Jimsky]

Completely agree with Nigel, great design of the barrel to preserve the head ina separate piece. Looking great!!

 

[Jim J]

Beautiful work! Oh, and welcome aboard. Great to see such nice pieces being cast in resin.