Thanks for posting. I am also building the Model Expo Bluenose. Looking forward to seeing more. I am beginning the rigging. Lots of fabrication of deadeyes using copper wire and wooden blocks. This is my most challenging model to date.
Thank you for your video. Just like the other guy asking, who's ship is it, Artesania Latina or another company. The reason I ask is because I was givin a Bluenose11 from a deceased family member who had partially built the ship up to the deck and used mahogany strips that came with it and did all his planking and left out a lot of stuff that should of been done before getting as far as he got. Being a navy guy and some what of a perfectionist, I had to remove his bulworks and be able to get to the inside of the deck. I am doing 21 thousands thick electrical wire for lights, But he must have figured that this was as far as he was going. And he didn't leave or figure in his bow sprits and a lot of other important thing. So this will be my first ship, I typically build Planes, I am a AMS in the navy and love planes from the world war 2 era. Anyway love the results and would like to ask where you got your showcase. the whole thing is a fabulous beauty. And I follow your videos from now on. Nice work.
The kit is from Bateaux Leclerc situated in Saint Jean Port Joli in Canada, (418) 598-9519 or bateaux.luc.leclerc@hotmail.com.Also there Isa fantastic book « Bluenose II » by L. B. Jenson that I got through the Bluenose museum in Lunenburg, Nova Scotia; it is from Nimbus Publishing and I consider it to be a must for any serious modeler,it is full of drawings on all aspects of the ship and of all the rigging and sails. Have fun!
Thanks for posting. I am also building the Model Expo Bluenose. Looking forward to seeing more. I am beginning the rigging. Lots of fabrication of deadeyes using copper wire and wooden blocks. This is my most challenging model to date.
Can't wait to see it. This is a long term project, I expect to complete it some time this year.
Thank you for your video. Just like the other guy asking, who's ship is it, Artesania Latina or another company. The reason I ask is because I was givin a Bluenose11 from a deceased family member who had partially built the ship up to the deck and used mahogany strips that came with it and did all his planking and left out a lot of stuff that should of been done before getting as far as he got. Being a navy guy and some what of a perfectionist, I had to remove his bulworks and be able to get to the inside of the deck. I am doing 21 thousands thick electrical wire for lights, But he must have figured that this was as far as he was going. And he didn't leave or figure in his bow sprits and a lot of other important thing. So this will be my first ship, I typically build Planes, I am a AMS in the navy and love planes from the world war 2 era. Anyway love the results and would like to ask where you got your showcase. the whole thing is a fabulous beauty. And I follow your videos from now on. Nice work.
The kit is from Bateaux Leclerc situated in Saint Jean Port Joli in Canada, (418) 598-9519 or bateaux.luc.leclerc@hotmail.com.Also there Isa fantastic book « Bluenose II » by L. B. Jenson that I got through the Bluenose museum in Lunenburg, Nova Scotia; it is from Nimbus Publishing and I consider it to be a must for any serious modeler,it is full of drawings on all aspects of the ship and of all the rigging and sails.
Have fun!
whos kit is it?