Leudo vinaccere 1:72 scratch

[Seahorse]

Hello!

The year is ending, and I haven't presented anything new with sails.
So Il Leudo Vinacerre is being built, a transport boat from the Mediterranean typical of the coast of Italy in the 19th and 20th centuries.


1 mm cardboard frame, 0.5 mm deck:



As usual, I covered with vertical layer:


Then, with longitudinal plating to the deck level:


Because until then all the parts were cut with a laser, so it took 5-6 hours.

Earlier I glued the cabin, which I would slide into a rectangular hole visible in the deck. I tried and fit:


I glued the boards, the deck and I am at the stage of sticking the posts:




Best
Tomek



Regards
Tomek

[Michael Mash]

Bravo.
Good to see a new project from you Tomek.
Mike

[PAPER FAN]

Stunning work

[Seahorse]

Hello (after a long break).

There is a lack of time, so progress, for such a simple model, is poor. I made handrails and some deck equipment. The most time was taken by "wire-ology", which I didn't like. And this one was needed to make the characteristic locks of the holds. The current state in the pictures:






Regards
Tomek

[SCEtoAUX]

Looks quite good, Tomek. It is very realistic looking.

[Michael Mash]

Absolutely beautiful Tomek.

[Seahorse]

Hi Friends,
Some progress is visible on leudo. I made barrels, the anchor, lights, the kitchen, cleats etc.
I also made a "special" equipement, that made it possible to drag the boat out of the sea directly on the beach.




Best
Tomek

[Michael Mash]

Great craftsmanship.
It simply looks better and better with all those details.

[Golden Bear]

I cannot truly say how much I admire the folks who can do the detailing and "bringing to life" of these smaller ships and boats.


Fantastic. Wonderful!


Carl

[Seahorse]

Thank you Michael and Carl.