USS Coeur de Lion-Magnus Mörck 1/250 free

[Joe711]

the sequel:

[Michael Mash]

Nice work Joe.
I see your Coeur de Lion can be converted to a waterline model.
That was not easy to do, with those paddel wheels.
Is it ready for your diorama?

[Joe711]

Originally Posted by Michael Mash

Nice work Joe.
I see your Coeur de Lion can be converted to a waterline model.
That was not easy to do, with those paddel wheels.
Is it ready for your diorama?

Hello Mike!

Separating the wheels was very difficult. There were four attempts before it ... I didn't build a boat for a long time, maybe that's why the work is harder now.
Indeed, the waterline version will be presented in a diorama, in the harbor ... I will display an event. But for that, I even equip the quay with people and the necessary items.

Sorry for the bad English, google translator will help. But I hope you understand ...
And of course I wish you all a happy New Year!
Regards, Joe

[Michael Mash]

Your translator always works.
It is easy to understand.
Happy New Year!
Mike

[Joe711]

Hello everyone!

I managed to finish the boat during the holidays. I built it a long time ago, so I had to practice a lot of things again. I supplemented Mr. Mörck's model with the underwater part. I also cut additional windows for the wheelhouse.
I will continue the work shortly: the barge and the balloon ...

So it introduces itself: the LION HEART

Regards, Joe

[Michael Mash]

Fine work Joe.
It will fit perfectly into your "Harbour 1800s" diorama.
Mike

[Mike1158]

It looks marvelous, nicely done mate.

[rockpaperscissor]

I can't believe the detail that is packed into this little model. Really outstanding work.

[Vermin_King]

So many things to see there. Nice work

[bradford46]

That is a great little model, especially the clean hull. But I must have missed something because when I looked at the parts the model seems to be a waterline model only. Did you draw and make your own formers for the underwater hull, and if you did, where did you get the pattern for them.