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Thanks eatcrow2 for your kind lines and opinions
I explain the boat a little It is a cutout by Schreiber Bogüen in 1/75 resized scale, the original is 1/100 It has been printed in A3 on white cardboard of 180gr / m2 The materials used have been Brother A3 printer (scan and print) Cardboard 180gr / m2 Sticks of various sizes Chinese wood for the masts 0.8mm brass rod for railings 1 mm for structures Batiste fabric in 8mm cloths for sails Assorted cordage; wooden blocks, deadeyes beams and rounded pieces 0.4mm piano stainless steel rope for rudder cable, from wheelhouse Felt-tip pens for cardboard cutting edge 1 mm cardboard to reinforce various structures Matte synthetic varnish for the entire hull, deck and some parts HUMBROL enamel for painted parts Acetate in cabin windows and lanterns Some pieces have been made by drawing them on Draftsight and then printing them on colored cardboard, namely: Chain guides, stern cleats, weather vanes, life jackets, bunkers ... Araldite fast 2 components and white glue A lot of patience and give the brain enough. Several breaks when the nerves were shot because something did not just come out
Cheers
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