SS Michelangelo 1/250

[Ponytail]

What a beauty she is!
Although feeling tempted I will not volontueer for a test-build: not a real boat-builder and lack of time...

[Heiner]

Originally Posted by sharunas

However I'm still planning that one (pre-realise) build must be done by some volunteer.

Alas - someone has to do, what a cardboard-modeler has to do, right? I´m applying...

[Michael Mash]

Marvelous rendition of this elegant ship.
Congratulations!
Mike

[sharunas]

Originally Posted by Ponytail

What a beauty she is!
Although feeling tempted I will not volontueer for a test-build: not a real boat-builder and lack of time...

I completely understand

Originally Posted by Michael Mash

Marvelous rendition of this elegant ship.
Congratulations!
Mike

Thank you Michael

Originally Posted by Heiner

Alas - someone has to do, what a cardboard-modeler has to do, right? I´m applying...

Thanks Heiner, really appreciate!
Still, it will take quite some time before I prepare pdf's. After those will be ready, I'll contact You and then we shall discuss the matter

[CONELLS]

Santa Madonna,,,,incredible looks so nice, really Master! congratulations

[herky]

just bumping this to see if any updates

[wiwo1961]

Hi,

it looks so good!


@Heiner: Hope you will post about the progress of the testbuild also in the "blue" Forum...

Wiwo

[Positive_Rate]

Hello all

Yes it certainly looks fantastic.

I think with the Canberra download there was an additional file with the frames in a format recognizable to a laser cutter. On a model that large using 1mm (or was it even 1.5 or 2.0mm?) that’s definitely the way to go.

When I made the Canberra frames I did it by pasting the 80gm/m2 frames onto 1 or 2mm card and cut manually. It was hard enough work but luckily the card I used was a relatively soft variety but if you have access to a laser cutter (do print shops routinely have that kit nowadays?) that’s the trick.

Regards,
Alan!

[herky]

Originally Posted by Positive_Rate

Hello all

Yes it certainly looks fantastic.

I think with the Canberra download there was an additional file with the frames in a format recognizable to a laser cutter. On a model that large using 1mm (or was it even 1.5 or 2.0mm?) that’s definitely the way to go.

When I made the Canberra frames I did it by pasting the 80gm/m2 frames onto 1 or 2mm card and cut manually. It was hard enough work but luckily the card I used was a relatively soft variety but if you have access to a laser cutter (do print shops routinely have that kit nowadays?) that’s the trick.

Regards,
Alan!

i did same as didnt know of a print shop that could cut the laser farmes, came out fine though . just more work

[Positive_Rate]

Michael Angelo looks not far from completion??

Regards,
Alan