Chinese Junk - Schreiber - 1/100

[Tim Crowe]

Coming along nicely

Tim

[MacSongLi]

The hull and deck look great, nice work.

Gary

[Styrian Spitfire]

Hello again


Part 3b ... attached to the bow

Part 3c ... glued at the rear

Sincerely
Kurt

[Styrian Spitfire]

Hello everyone ....

Parts 4 and 5 ... at the bow ...

... and rear grow

Sincerely
Kurt

[Styrian Spitfire]

Hello

For parts 6 and 7, an additional 0.2 mm reinforcement is glued in... and placed on the inside of the ship's side.

Assemble parts 8 ... and glue them to the deck

Sincerely
Kurt

[MacSongLi]

Coming together quite nicely. The wood texture is very well done on this kit.

Gary

[Petestein]

You have done an excellent job of a beautiful and good model. Only flaw in my opinion: It should be full hull. A waterline model always looks funny because they are very rarely exhibited over a water reproduction. A waterline ship model resting on top of a wooden base always looks way out of reality. Some printers like the Polish Maly Modelarz offers the very clever possibility of building either waterline or full hull models.

[Styrian Spitfire]

Hello everyone ,

After a long break here we go again.....

The next parts... control and steps installed on board

Parts 11 reinforced with 1 mm cardboard ... and cover the sides with strips 11 c

Now assemble the scaffolding on the rear deck

Sincerely

Kurt

[Viator]

If I were you I would have been replacing the stairs flight. Schreiber-Bogen is a very good editor but the stairs printed on the flat sheet are slightly spoiling the model. It wouldn't be difficult to make them 3D in this scale - at least they could be cut and bent instead of replaced (see the sketch below).

[Styrian Spitfire]

Hello

@ Adrew :You're right, there are many options for refining the model, but every now and then I like to build a simple model that I don't spend too long on.

Part 12, the roof... glue it together and round it well...

... and place it on the scaffolding, using the mast as a guide

Sincerely
Kurt