1/72 Giuseppe Garibaldi 551

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1/72 Giuseppe Garibaldi 551

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Hi everybody I have been looking at your forum for a long time and I'm amazed at the talent of you guys on here outstanding really enjoy looking at all these beautiful models, I have posted a few comments over time on here but really not much as I'm on a couple of other forums with my builds and you don't want the balance of model building being taken over by forums. I had started this build with plank on frame construction back in November 2011 I have taken a year off her to build another project that is almost finished so I have put Garibaldi back on the work bench to re kindle the fire and start working on her again! as I looked through my photos of her that I have collected I noticed that I don't have any photos of her Port and Starboard walkways on the side of the ship, and this is part of the reason I have put my build up on the forum is hoping that one of you guys might have photos of her or someone you know may have any help would be awesome. I will try and post some pictures of my build as this is my first time posting pics on here :heh: this is also my first Scratch built ship all my others are semi Kits. Scott
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Concept Drawing by a friend Gunter
Concept Drawing by a friend Gunter
Gunter with a 1/100 scale cardboard example
Gunter with a 1/100 scale cardboard example
All the frames and ready for assembly
All the frames and ready for assembly
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Welcome aboard mate! :thumbs_up_1: :thumbs_up_1:

Show Em' the project you got side tracked on!! (just a pic!)

Then ya can post some more of your carrier build up to where you are at now....

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Cheers Bruce I was not sure if my pictures would work but it was easy so here it goes, as Bruce said I will post a couple of the AWD that took me away from Garibaldi and then back to the construction photos. Scott
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HMAS Sydney
HMAS Sydney
HMAS Sydney
HMAS Sydney
I was very lucky to have won the Wentworth Shield for Sydney
I was very lucky to have won the Wentworth Shield for Sydney
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Hi Scott good to see you posting on MW looking forward to seeing more of your superb build on this board :thumbs_up_1: :thumbs_up_1: :thumbs_up_1: :thumbs_up_1:
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Thank you very much Dave for your kind words and with the last build of HMAS Sydney I can see that to do justice to Garibaldi she will take a while to finish! but thats the journey and the fun of building. Here are some more pictures of Garibaldi, sorry about loading so many pics but I just wanted to get you guys up to speed with my build and if anyone has any detailed photos of her new configuration as I've only got her plans as she was built not refitted that would be really appreciated. Scott
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Garibaldi setting up for planking
Garibaldi setting up for planking
Garibaldi planking
Garibaldi planking
Garibaldi with planks sanded
Garibaldi with planks sanded
Port side cut
Port side cut
Stern hull section
Stern hull section
6 Cedar blocks gluded
6 Cedar blocks gluded
Starting to shape the stern
Starting to shape the stern
Sanding the bow
Sanding the bow
Small support timbers fitted
Small support timbers fitted
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Ok we are getting closer to the end of my progress. Scott :thumbs_up_1:
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Fibreglass bits and pieces
Fibreglass bits and pieces
Getting the fibreglass cut and ready
Getting the fibreglass cut and ready
Port side
Port side
Starboard side
Starboard side
One side done
One side done
Complete hull
Complete hull
Sanding
Sanding
Flow coated the forward compartment
Flow coated the forward compartment
Flow coat of the stern deck
Flow coat of the stern deck
Flow coating hard to get to areas
Flow coating hard to get to areas
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Well that is it so far. I did say that this is my first scratch built ship but I did forget to say that one of my friends in my club Gunter helped me with getting the plans right as this is 1/72 and the plans did not have the right amount of frames to do the job so Gunter had drawn the missing ones for me and also built a smaller model out of cardboard to show me how all the frames would go together and some other hard sections of Garibaldi's curves went around her bow and forward areas.

Top Bloke and with out Gunter's guidance I would not have done Garibaldi. Thanks Gunter
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Concept drawing with frame set, deck arrangment by Gunter
Concept drawing with frame set, deck arrangment by Gunter
Concept superstructure
Concept superstructure
Garibaldi frames close up
Garibaldi frames close up
Gunter's cardboard set up
Gunter's cardboard set up
IMG_45200.jpg
Superstructure cad drawing
Superstructure cad drawing
IMG_48580.jpg
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:worship_1: :worship_1: :worship_1:

That's one a top notch job! Apart from being a cool ship (the Original version), it's a nice size and a sharp build! I was looking more into the San Giusto class LHD since that's an even more manageable size, but Garibaldi does look better than those.

Looking forward to more. Are you planning to put more working features in it, like elevators, radars etc. ?
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Hi Scott i don;t see your post.
really very good to see, i like the hull and i pretend
cover with a cloth of fiber as you do in my hull too.
fantastic, very well dome made matte :thumbs_up_1:
p.s. i like the plate from Rio de Janeiro :cool_2:
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You scratch building guys are in a class by yourself. Beautiful stuff. Thanks for posting. Regards Kevin
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Awesome ship, and work, I hope my projects turn out as good when I get back to funing forward on them. Im waiting on a 3D printer and a Lathe. In the mean time im building the workshop to get it out of my living room and writing a book about the Z plan ship designs so I'm doing alot of drafting.

Smooth sailing Haratio.
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G'day Scott, thought I would drop by and say hi, awesome build mate, as we all expect....... No pressure :thumbs_up_1:

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Hi Neptune thanks for having a look at my Garibaldi and yes I will have working features including the forward and rear elevators, Radars, gun turrets and lights.
Hello Capit�o Norbert I'm glad you like Garibaldi and the Number Plate, The plate was a gift from my Brother when he went to Brasil for a holiday and he loved Brasil that much that he did not want to return home. :big_grin:
Thanks Kevin as I said this is all new to me as I always build semi kits and it was one of my club members Bruce with USS Longbeach that pushed me in the right directionand if I can do it anyone can.
Haratio fales thank you for your kind words and I'm very jealous of your 3D printer! very cool. I look forward to more of your build and best wishes for your book.
Andrew how are you? It was outstanding to meet you at the IFR in Sydney! so nice to put a face with the name. Lol it was a shame that the russians pulled out. It really was a fantastic weekend, How's your Slava going? Regards Scott
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Hello Scott
do you have some updates of this wonderful building?.
Regarding the Rio de Janeiro but is a beautiful place and the whole country, with its problems yes, but with a real reception of the people forever.
waiting for news of your ship model :cool_2: :wave_1:

p.s. do you drank Caipirinha?? :cool_2:
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Hi Capit�o Norbert, I don't have any up dates at the moment as things around home are a little busy with a eight week old baby and a seven year old daughter wanting Dads attention :heh: But I have started a small side project thats been in the pipe line so I will do both I hope, Will post a build log of small project. And I have never tried a Caipirinha before! Good? Scott
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scott154 wrote:Hi Capit�o Norbert, I don't have any up dates at the moment as things around home are a little busy with a eight week old baby and a seven year old daughter wanting Dads attention :heh: But I have started a small side project thats been in the pipe line so I will do both I hope, Will post a build log of small project. And I have never tried a Caipirinha before! Good? Scott

Hey Scott, Norbert,

They are soooo goood :thumbs_up_1: :thumbs_up_1:

Dangerous at the beach huts along the beach in Rio!

Lovely Spot.

Your model is pretty good too mate

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Looking forward to some updates Scott or are them kids keeping you busy still.
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Mick I do have some progress on Garibaldi and yes them Kids are keeping me busy and my youngest is giving me less sleep then I'd really like! But that's cool it will not be for long (I hope). I had tried some motors in Garibaldi with not much luck she was way to slow and took a long time to take off from a standing start. So I looked at a mates vessel USS Longbeach and she runs 900 BB Graupners and her speed and exceleration was great so I went on a hunt for these motors and they are really hard to buy! but after a lot of web searching I tracked some down. Well I have had these motors for a long time and now that she is on the build table it was time to fit and wire up her new ESC's ready for a test sail, this is also the first time that I have had ESC's with no BEC so I had to fit one of those too! It's not a lot of progress but my time in the shed has been cut right down and with her bench tests I think I'm going to be happy with her water test. I hope to have a sail test this week crossing fingers!
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New motors and mounts
New motors and mounts
Garibali run set
Garibali run set
ESC's mounted
ESC's mounted
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Happy New Year Scott :smallsmile:

All looking very nice and trim, excellent attention to detail :thumbs_up_1:

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You're doing a perfect work, this not finished ship is already beautiful :thumbs_up_1:
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