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    Default Dutch ship of 1700. SOG Conversion.

    Hello all,
    I show my latest work. A conversion of a ship SOG dutch war of the early eighteenth century.

    For its realization has been necessary to modify the bowsprit and mizzen sail, typical of this era.

    The color scheme used is the typical of the Dutch fleet.

    Hope you like it.
    Kind regards,
    Julián.

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    https://www.dropbox.com/sh/qodsgdmw3...bkLhw8sf7BvI3a

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    All I can say is “Gorgeous, absolutely gorgeous!”

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    Beautiful! Ducky will be very pleased to see this!

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    I am trying to wrap my mind around this.
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    love the eye candy!

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    Stunning! Even better that you're previous conversions!

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    What ca i say?
    Julián knows how much i love his awesome work!

    He is a real artist in making such wonderful ships!

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    Great job! It looks like you even built up the quarter gallery to look like ships of the period.

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    Hello Coog,

    This, I would have liked but it was not possible ... I tried to choose a hull that resembled Langton as much as possible but the ships in 1700 were very different that in 1750 ....
    Still, I'm satisfied with the result.

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    Thanks for all the comments !!!


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    Quote Originally Posted by Redcoat View Post
    Hello all,
    I show my latest work. A conversion of a ship SOG dutch war of the early eighteenth century.
    About this period, then? http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/War_of_Spanish_Succession

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    yes, the first part of the XVIII century

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    Quote Originally Posted by csadn View Post
    Or maybe this time period:
    http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Anglo-Dutch_Wars

    yes, the first part of the XVIII century
    Ok, thats the time spain was the main great power in europe.
    From 1500 to around 1750 spain had its glorious time as world power and even after this until our time now you can see the influence of the spanish empire.

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    Anglo-Dutch war covers a long period of time ... 1652-1784
    Ships in all this time suffered great changes that improved navigation.

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    I find it interresting that the most countrys had a very glorius time:

    Italy -> Roman Empire
    Greece -> Alexander the Great
    France -> Ludwig XiV and Napoleon
    Britain -> British Empire
    Spain -> Spanish Empire
    etc.

    So many countries had a glorious time for more or less years and then another power emerges and move to the top, history is always repeating.

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    That looks really good! Well done Julian!

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    Quote Originally Posted by Redcoat View Post
    Anglo-Dutch war covers a long period of time ... 1652-1784
    Which is why I didn't mention the A-D Wars -- none of them took place in the early 1700s:

    1st: 1652 – 1654
    2nd: 1665 – 1667
    3rd: 1672 – 1674 (part of the larger Franco-Dutch War)
    4th: 1780 – 1784 (part of the American Revolution)

    3rd War comes closest but is a solid generation prior to the time of the mini in the OP. War of the Spanish Succession would be most appropriate for that mini.

    Quote Originally Posted by Arakus View Post
    I find it interresting that the most countrys had a very glorius time:

    Italy -> Roman Empire
    Greece -> Alexander the Great
    France -> Ludwig XiV and Napoleon
    Britain -> British Empire
    Spain -> Spanish Empire
    etc.

    So many countries had a glorious time for more or less years and then another power emerges and move to the top, history is always repeating.
    "Success breeds failure; failure does not necessarily breed success."

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    Exactly csadn !!! ... the time for this ship is the war of Spanish succession ... could round between 1700 and 1720

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    Quote Originally Posted by csadn View Post
    Which is why I didn't mention the A-D Wars -- none of them took place in the early 1700s:

    1st: 1652 – 1654
    2nd: 1665 – 1667
    3rd: 1672 – 1674 (part of the larger Franco-Dutch War)
    4th: 1780 – 1784 (part of the American Revolution)

    3rd War comes closest but is a solid generation prior to the time of the mini in the OP. War of the Spanish Succession would be most appropriate for that mini.



    "Success breeds failure; failure does not necessarily breed success."
    Exactly csadn !!! ... the time for this ship is the war of Spanish succession ... could round between 1700 and 1720

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    Quote Originally Posted by Redcoat View Post
    Exactly csadn !!! ... the time for this ship is the war of Spanish succession ... could round between 1700 and 1720
    I pride myself on my knowledge of Little-Known-Outside-The-English-Speaking-World Wars. :)

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