Klimek Covered Coffee Now

 

I was built first model tugboat "Klimek". I was published at my blog in 2013 year. You can go click this link. Actually, I don't like painting my models. For that reason, most of my models are unpainted.

 But Klimek now painted:-) I think it is more correct to say the coffee instead of painted. Because, Klimek covered cofee:-)

 This idea came to my mind while drinking coffee. I dipped wooden stick into the coffee and waited. After a while the stick was brown. It took a full aging wooden appearance. I say before I forget, I didn't immerse model to coffee.

 I like it. I will apply to other my models.

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"Orca" Model Boat

Previously boat I've shared the plans with you. And then, I made this model.

I enjoyed this model. 

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Fishing Boat "Kingfisher"

Kingfisher design is very cute, and would look so nice as a model ship.
If you are just beginning to scale model building hobby, this plan set is just perfect for you.

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Renault 12TL Paper Model Car - 1

I wanted to construct paper model car. But I didn't know which model. Finally, I decided Renault 12TL (1965). When I was a child, this model was trendy.

Most of the other model cars have paper plans. But Renault 12TL haven't got a plan. For that reason, I was try to find a technical properties and dimensions of this model. I found much photos and drawings of this car.

Firstly I drawed profiles of car with Auto-Cad program. This situation was boring. Because I had to draw all of details. Thank goodness, there was not much details. This facilitated of my works.

I got output from the printer this drawing and I cut model. Finally, the following has become my car. I have to make adjustments for the future. Let's see what will happen at a later time.

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"HMS Bounty" Historic Sail Ship

Bounty was originally known as collier Bethia, built in 1784 at the Blaydes shipyard in Hull. The vessel was purchased by the Royal Navy for £2,600[2] on 26 May 1787,[3] refit, and renamed Bounty.[4] The ship was relatively small at 215 tons, but had three masts and was full-rigged. After conversion for the breadfruit expedition, she was equipped with four 4-pounder (1.8 kg)[7] cannons and ten swivel guns.

The ship had been purchased by the Royal Navy for a single mission in support of an experiment: The acquisition of breadfruit plants from Tahiti, and the transportation of those plants to the West Indies in the hope that they would grow well there and become a cheap source of food for slaves. The experiment was proposed bySir Joseph Banks, who recommended William Bligh as commander, who in a turn was promoted through a prize offered by the Royal Society of Arts.

Source : Wikipedia

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