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Le 18-07-02 à 02:46, Stephen a écrit :
> On 02/07/2018 01:35, Ton wrote:
>> A chimney and a smokestack is the same word in Dutch, schoorsteen,
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> If you ask me that is just laziness. ;-)
>
>> so why does English need two words for it?
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> Four words if you count the Yorkshire and Scottish word "lum" along with
> funnel.
> I had a look and could not quickly find an answer. Mu guess is usage.
> Smokestack tends to be used for industrial chimneys, chimney and lum
> more domestic and funnel for ships and steam trains.
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>> Besides, I'm not a naval engineer, what do I know?
> And you are writing in a foreign language.
> I'm not either but I grew up in a shipbuilding area of Glasgow. So I
> heard these terms at my mother's knee. ;-)
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>> I just like these old Atlantic liners.
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> If you ever get the chance. You must visit the Riverside Museum. There
> are hundred of shipbuilder's models.
>
> https://youtu.be/PJklMw9OXhk
>
>> Here is an update. The fourth funnel still needs some work, but it is
>> all coming
>> along nicely.
>>
>
> It is indeed.
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>
«chimney» is an import from the French «cheminée» that got slightly
altered over time.
In French, it's also the term for smokestack and funnel.
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On 02/07/2018 13:50, Bald Eagle wrote:
> The first link I found with a reasonable sounding explanation / differentiation.
> https://www.proz.com/kudoz/English/tech_engineering/225483-chimney_vs_stack.html
I like that one.
Your Google fu is good. :-)
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Regards
Stephen
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Well, you sure learn something interesting everyday here.
And now, back to Titanic, and the funnel 4.
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On 08/07/2018 09:28, Ton wrote:
> Well, you sure learn something interesting everyday here.
But most of us are so old we forget it next week. ;)
> And now, back to Titanic, and the funnel 4.
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Nice viewpoint.
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Regards
Stephen
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On 8-7-2018 11:20, Stephen wrote:
> On 08/07/2018 09:28, Ton wrote:
>> Well, you sure learn something interesting everyday here.
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> But most of us are so old we forget it next week. ;)
Have I missed something? :-)
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>> And now, back to Titanic, and the funnel 4.
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> Nice viewpoint.
>
Indeed, and I appreciate the level of details shown.
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Thomas
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"Ton" <nomail@nomail> wrote:
> Thanks jr
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> Here is a picture of the second class entrance on boat deck. This one is
> finished, so I will move forwards and start finishing of the superstructure.
> This image was rendered with uberpov, so the deck pattern looks OK.
Clean. I like this render just as it is. A little Giorgio de Chirico.
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> Clean. I like this render just as it is. A little Giorgio de Chirico.
Thanks Shay, I don't count myself a real artist. No fantasy.
Here is another update on funnel 3, and the waterpipes there.
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hi,
"Ton" <nomail@nomail> wrote:
> I don't count myself a real artist. No fantasy.
still.
> Here is another update on funnel 3, and the waterpipes there.
very nice, but where is the wide-angle shot that takes in the whole?? :-)
thank you for sharing the images.
regards, jr.
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Here is an image of what I have so far.
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On 23-7-2018 2:26, Ton wrote:
> Here is an image of what I have so far.
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Excellent progress indeed!
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Thomas
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