USS Constitution. War of 1812. 1/700 scale build log.

[@philRminiatures]

Wonderful looking ship, cracking job!

[@LinusNapoleonicShipyard]

THANK YOU!

[@dandesser8750]

appreciate the time spent in putting this video together. Great effort as always.

[@LinusNapoleonicShipyard]

@@dandesser8750 Thank you for the kind words!

[@delkinthemagicaltree]

Fantastic as always! From where do you get the fighting tops?

[@LinusNapoleonicShipyard]

@@delkinthemagicaltree from Turner models or sometimes warlord games and occasionally artist hobby

[@stephanalexandreochs4849]

@@LinusNapoleonicShipyard Have you got any particular links? I am unable to find anything on my own...

[@LinusNapoleonicShipyard]

@stephanalexandreochs4849 Hulls and resin masts
only-games.co/collections/turner-miniatures?sort_by=price-descending&filter.p.m.shop3d.grid_size=1%2F700+%26+1%2F1200&filter.p.m.shop3d.grid_size=1%2F600+%26+1%2F700&filter.p.m.shop3d.genre=Age+of+Sail&page=1
Hulls plastic frames rules etc
eu.warlordgames.com/collections/black-seas?srsltid=AfmBOop18tr-PZWHYTec3IWjRNcZsTC3qeP18sIg2fE3E3sEOhzDGpCc
Ratlines 4th rates, lagre frigates. Also for bigger ships like 3rd 2nd and 1st rates
atlanticmodels.net/photo-etched%20details/1-500%20scale.html
Smaller ship ratlines
atlanticmodels.net/photo-etched%20details/1-600%20scale.html

[@NLrazz]

Looks awesome.
Where do you get the furled sails

[@LinusNapoleonicShipyard]

@NLrazz I made and painted the sail in quality printer paper. Then dipped them in water and furled them using soft pliers, fingers, and superglue.

[@samastwood5026]

What size diameter brass rod do you use for the masts etc I want to order some of snack but unsure on the best size

[@LinusNapoleonicShipyard]

@samastwood5026 I would do 1,4 1,0 0,8 0,6 and 0,4 mm that I what I mostly use. However, on this build I used 1,5 instead of 1,4 and 0,5 instead of 0,6 and it worked ok .

[@samastwood5026]

That’s great I take it that’s 1.4mm

[@LinusNapoleonicShipyard]

@@samastwood5026 yes