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Russian Schooner "Polotsk" 1788 - 1:72 - Master Korabel Kit


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Thanks for your kind comments Liizio and Richard. Thank you for the likes 🙂

 

Next is gaff and boom. 1:72 is sometimes challenging for me.

 

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cheers

 

Dirk

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I have built the yards. I did it differently for me this time and made the tapers before turning. Works better 🙂

 

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I deliberately don't make the yard formwork and cleats in black. On the one hand I like the contrast, on the other hand the single components are shown more clearly and encourage to

ask questions. 

 

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cheers

 

Dirk

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It's a bit quieter at the moment and I'm still busy with my Ropewalk, especially with the making of the smaller diameters. The bigger ones are easy.

 

At least I have now beaten the 1.3 mm anchor cable for the Polotsk 🙂

 

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cheers

 

Dirk

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Thanks for the likes guys 🙂

 

Slowly I am getting closer to the desired results with my Ropewalk. Up to now I have "beaten" everything with the free-turning swivel, now I have also switched to active beating. 

 

Only in this way was it possible for me to achieve the small diameters. 

 

I would not have thought that such thin yarn is able to pull a 1.1 kg sledge. But it works perfectly.

 

When I'm done, I always hang a swivel between the hook and the rope to get the excess drill out.

 

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Video: https://www.indee.de/uploads/big/3c850c08602474cc1829232ecedd0572.MP4

 

After I was quite happy with my Mara 220 0.3 mm (3x1) and 0.2 mm (2x1) ropes, I used some with a 360 scale (0.3 mm (3x2) and 0.2 mm (3x1)). 

 


 

The difference is gigantic, see the following pictures. So I will make my thin ropes with scale.

 

0.3 mm scale on top, 0.3 mm mara on the bottom:

 

EDIT: Mmm could also be the picture of the 0.2 ... I have made so many I get confused 😄

 

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0.3 mm scale

 

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0.3 mm Mara

 

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0.2 mm scale

 

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0.2 mm Mara

 

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The following has become clear to me: from 0.4/0.5 mm I can beat the ropes "automatically" with the free-turning swivel, which is quick and gives a constant rope over the whole length. Below that I need the beating motor to have the necessary control over the drill and beat. I still need to gain more experience here so that the rope is struck consistently over the entire length (switch the drill motor back on).

 

 

All in all, I am very happy that I can now manage all sizes macro-suitable 🙂

 

cheers

 

Dirk

 

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The results are getting better and better now 🙂

 

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In the meantime, I have also accumulated quite a bit ... haha.

 

 

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Greetings,

 

Dirk 

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Producing the necessary rope for my Schooner Polotsk 🙂

 

I started with 0,3 ( about 50 meters) & 0,4 mm (about 25 meters).

 

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0.3 mm

 

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cheers

 

Dirk

 

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Ropes Ropes Ropes ... 

 

I'm still waiting for 360 Skala in color 36 to finish everything, but most of it is done 🙂

 

The running rigging is done completely with Skala.

 

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For the standing rigging, I combine Mara and Skala. I need Skala for the very thin ropes (0.2 - 0.4 mm), but I find the light glow a little disturbing. I deliberately don't use black (color

code 000) but anthracite. I like it better and it doesn't "pop" so much. I don't like dark brown (color code 696).

 

Mara on the left (color code 36), Skala (color code 702) on the right.

 

 

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cheers

 

Dirk

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Amazing just how much rope twine thread has to go into one of these fine sailing ships.  :book:

 

great work as always Dirk  👍

 

Stay Safe

beefy

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Thanks guys, I really appreciate your comments. And thanks for the likes 🙂

 

Time for something different. The anchors 🙂

 

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cheers

 

Dirk

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Thanks so much Arnold, Dave & the likes 🙂

 

Working on the guns.


 

Breaching ropes

 

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Hooks, best (and shortest!) Hooks I know made by #dafi #dafinismus.

 

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Already bended Hooks.

 

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cheers

 

Dirk

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Hiyo Dirk, just caught up on this (I've been lurking watching this unfold). I never knew ropes could be so bewildering and beautiful, and as above it's a highly impressive setup (and sheer output) you've got going. Good job on the yards, guns and hooks too, simply exquisite work.

 

David

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It's a bit slow the moment but I can show a few macros 🙂

 

BTW "baking" my rope was a very helpful decision. It's great to be able to cut them easily now without unraveling.

 

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cheers

 

Dirk

 

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It's a bit tough at the moment. The unwillingness to do the cannon rigging is slowing me down a lot 😄

 

I did the shrouds as cablets, diameter 0.67 mm (still not quite sure whether the shrouds are cablets or fake "shroud laids", tendency cablets :-)).

 

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Made the rudder tackle for the third time, blocks with served stropps.

 

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And swapped the chains.

 

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cheers

 

Dirk

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Thanks for the likes & comments guys, I appreciate 🙂

 

A few more pictures 🙂 I use this little photobox and usually an iPhone. The following pictures were taken with a 13 Pro. Postprocessing I do with ACDSee because it is fast.

 

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cheers

 

Dirk

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Hi Dirk,

 

Truly spectacular, this has to be the gold standard, I cannot understand how you can work so cleanly at this scale, it would be a remarkable feat if it was three times its size  !!

 

Cheers

 

David

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Thanks so much for your nice comments & the likes 🙂

 

I finished the anchor cable arrangement with 6 stoppers and securing directly at the windlass.

 

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cheers

 

Dirk
 

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