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Op 22-4-2022 om 01:36 schreef Ton:
> The fore-deck is in place. Onto the aft-deck.
>
> Cheers
> Ton.
Aye aye, sir!
--
Thomas
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Here is the aft deck, or stern deck, or, as in the drawings of the Balclutha,
poop deck.
Cheers
Ton.
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Am 31.03.2022 um 10:07 schrieb Mr:
> "Ton" <ton### [at] gmail com> wrote:
>> After a long hot summer, with the nights getting longer, and the days getting
>> colder, it is time to start a new project. Maybe I'm overreaching myself, but
>> the bar has to be higher every time.
>> I decided to do the Balclutha, a steel-hulled, full-rigged ship, built in
>> Glasgow in 1886.
>> She is now a museum ship in San Fransisco.
>> (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Balclutha_(1886))
>> The Library Of Congress website has detailed plans and photos of this ship, so I
>> have all the information to model this ship. Here is the start:
>>
>> I've modeled one side of the hull, in Blender, exported the .obj-file, and
>> created a mesh2-file.
>>
>> Cheers
>> Ton.
>
> Hi,
> I don't understand why you don't export directly using the pov addon ?
> I really need the feedback to improve if something is broken?
>
Hi Mr,
I try to switch from Poser to Makehuman and Blender for modeling humans
in MakeHuman und posing them in Blender. That works fine and I would
like to test your POV-exporter but I cannot find this tool within
Blender (Edit-Menu/Preferences/Add ons). So there seems to be a problem
with the accessibility of your tool in Blender (Version 3.0).
Regards
Michael
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Here is another bit of progress, the fronts of the fore- and aft-decks are
there, making the ship weather tight, plus the portholes are in place, so it's
not so dark inside.
Cheers
Ton.
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Each time, I am awed by the seemingly out-of-hand way you build your
models. In your place, I would endlessly tinker with the object,
constantly changing, amending, restarting from scratch, before being
satisfied and after being often frustrated. Good, clean, job, sir.
Waiting for the next stages, masts and rigging I assume. Some more decks
and pilot house, yes?
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Thomas
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Thanks for the compliment, Thomas. I do tinker, change, before satisfied. The
main thing is to make up your mind and say, okay, this is it! Some sample,
close-up renders, yes, it looks good, done, Otherwise you're never finished. I'm
not a perfectionist in the sense that everything has to be the correct size up
to the millimeter, or 1/16 of an inch (this is an imperial ship, after all). I
don't think I would have the patience, or stamina, to do your work on the
granites,
The decks are finished, there are not many structures on deck. The maindeck has
some quarters and the carpenters shop. The aftdeck has a chart house, the
steering wheel is outside. There are a couple of things on the deck, like
britts, fife rails, railing, and then the masts with all the rigging. So still
plenty to do.
Attached are close-ups of the foredeck and aftdeck from the maindeck.
Cheers
Ton.
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Op 4-5-2022 om 01:37 schreef Ton:
> Thanks for the compliment, Thomas. I do tinker, change, before satisfied. The
> main thing is to make up your mind and say, okay, this is it! Some sample,
> close-up renders, yes, it looks good, done, Otherwise you're never finished. I'm
> not a perfectionist in the sense that everything has to be the correct size up
> to the millimeter, or 1/16 of an inch (this is an imperial ship, after all). I
> don't think I would have the patience, or stamina, to do your work on the
> granites,
It is not so much that I am a perfectionist (I am a bit but not
excessively) but I have regularly problems with finding the
right/correct way to do things or to apply the correct solution to a
problem.
I am slowly working towards the moment when I shall reveal some of my
recent work: an architectural project I started in 2009 with Moray,
shelved till the beginning of 2021, interrupted by the granites project,
and restarted in January 2022...
> The decks are finished, there are not many structures on deck. The maindeck has
> some quarters and the carpenters shop. The aftdeck has a chart house, the
> steering wheel is outside. There are a couple of things on the deck, like
> britts, fife rails, railing, and then the masts with all the rigging. So still
> plenty to do.
> Attached are close-ups of the foredeck and aftdeck from the maindeck.
>
> Cheers
> Ton.
Very nice indeed. Pristine clean paint job too. :-)
--
Thomas
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"Ton" <ton### [at] gmailcom> wrote:
> There are a couple of things on the deck, like
> britts, fife rails, railing, and then the masts with all the rigging. So still
> plenty to do.
> Attached are close-ups of the foredeck and aftdeck from the maindeck.
>
I like that decorative curved-wood railing(?) around the fore-deck. A
sphere-sweep?
I am watching the construction of this ship with interest; nice work so far.
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