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Sao Gabriel 1497 / Seahorse / 1:100 photo documentary
Dear friends,
It was a very hard year for me. But I never stop working, I just didn't have a time to present the build on several forums. I´m sure you will know te model I built during this time It is Sao Gabriel by Seahorse - but improved by me Here´s the beginning - framework, decks and the 1 st layer of planking |
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Looking forward to this one big time.
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A fine is a tax when you do wrong. A tax is a fine when you do well. |
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The next step - the second layer.
There was a problem with one part - it was too short, but as you can see, I solved this problem with a putty . But: now I decidet to make some changes of the hull. |
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I decided to improve the upper part. The original one looks to me like a toy ( sorry Tomek )
Maybe the original part was real, maybe not. who knows... but my solution looks better to me, there´s a lot of pictures of carraks on the old maps. But the most important thing is that the all parts of the model fit |
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I finished the last layer of planking and interior woodwork. Now you can see the different between original parts and my solution
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The hull surfacing and patinating.
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wales and futtock riders. The original ones were unreal, too deep under the waterline, it was like a brake for the ship. And... stairs in the 15 th century? No. But this is still just my opinion.
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Some accessories on the board...and outside the hull...
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Masts and standing rigging
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Very nice!
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