Modell bombardiert La Candelaria 1-85 - OcCre

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Mit seinen 2.866 Teilen erfordert der La Candelaria Modellbausatz Methode und Regelmäßigkeit.

Es ist ratsam, die Elemente vor jeder Phase zu organisieren und deren Positionierung und Ausrichtung während des Zusammenbaus regelmäßig zu überprüfen. Die Takelage und das Setzen der Segel erfordern ebenfalls Präzision.

Material und Arbeitsplatz vorbereiten

Stellen Sie einen stabilen Arbeitsplatz, ein Modellbau-Messer, feines Schleifpapier, Zangen und Klebstoff, der für die Materialien des Bausatzes geeignet ist, bereit.

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Arbeiten Sie in einem gut beleuchteten Raum und lassen Sie die Montagen vor dem Fortfahren mit den nächsten Schritten trocknen.

Bemalung und Finish des Holzschiffsmodells

Das Finish kann naturbelassen oder je nach gewünschtem Aussehen lackiert werden.

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Arbeiten Sie sorgfältig um die Segel und Takelage herum, um ihr Aussehen zu bewahren.

Im Produktblatt sind Segel, ein Ausstellungssockel und eine gravierte Messingplatte aufgeführt.

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Presenting La Candelaria in a collection or diorama

The display base allows you to showcase the model once completed, while the engraved brass plate provides identification to the model.

La Candelaria can also be placed in a maritime diorama dedicated to ancient ships, provided an environment suitable for its scale is prepared, leaving enough space around the rigging and sails.

Who is the La Candelaria 1/85 model for?

The La Candelaria 1/85 model by OcCre is suitable for naval modeling enthusiasts who want to assemble a wooden bombard and advance in the construction of historical ships.

Its intermediate level makes it a project to be approached with patience, an organized workspace, and tools suitable for precision assemblies.

Modell La Candelaria 1-85: wooden bombard intended for maritime sieges

The La Candelaria 1/85 model by OcCre invites you to build a wooden bombard consisting of 2,866 pieces, designed for intermediate level modelers.

This naval modeling kit replicates a ship designed for siege operations from the sea.

It includes sails, a display base, and an engraved brass plate to present the model once completed.

This wooden boat model stands out for its characteristic armament and two-masted rigging.

Precision is required for assembly, especially for structural elements and rigging details.

The Candelaria represents a bomb ketch, a type of ship developed to attack fortified positions from the sea.

Its design features two mortars, installed between the main mast and the forecastle.

The main mast is placed almost in the center of the hull to provide the necessary space for artillery.

The Spanish navy used these vessels during port blockades and sieges of coastal fortresses.

The OcCre model allows you to reproduce this distinctive silhouette and discover a less common vessel than frigates and large line ships.

Assembling the intermediate level OcCre model

With 2,866 pieces and an estimated assembly time of 560 hours, building La Candelaria is a long-term project.

It is recommended to proceed step by step, checking the alignment of structural pieces before moving on to the covering and details.

Assembling the masts, rigging, and sails also requires patience.

Preparing the necessary tools

Prepare a modeling knife, fine sandpaper, precision tweezers, and glue suitable for the materials used.

A well-lit workspace facilitates identifying small parts and checking assemblies.

The assembly instructions help track the kit's progress and minimize errors during delicate steps.

Wood, brass, and finishing details

The kit combines various selected wood species according to their function, with laser-cut elements to ensure precise fitting.

Photo-etched brass parts provide fine details, while zamak molded accessories complement certain elements.

Cotton is used for the sails, rigging, and textile details.

For painting and finishing, choose products based on the surfaces to be treated and the desired finish.

A finish that reveals the wood grain may suit certain parts, while other details can be painted to enhance their visibility.

Check the contents of the kit before planning the purchase of paints and tools, whose presence should not be assumed.

Displaying La Candelaria in a naval collection or diorama

Once assembled, the model measures 695 mm long by 525 mm high.

Allocate a sufficiently clear space to highlight the hull, the two masts, and the rigging.

The display base and the engraved brass plate allow presenting the model in a showcase or a collection of historical ship models.

La Candelaria can also be integrated into a diorama dedicated to naval operations and maritime sieges.

A fortified port or defended coast setting can contextualize this type of vessel, provided scale consistency is maintained and enough space is left around the sails and masts.

Who is the La Candelaria 1/85 model for?

The La Candelaria 1/85 model by OcCre is aimed at naval modeling enthusiasts who want to build a wooden bombard and discover a ship designed for siege artillery.

Its intermediate level is suitable for modelers with some experience who are willing to dedicate time to assemblies, finishes, and rigging.