Edwin Korstanje

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  1. For a new client in Hamburg, Germany i started today a new project and is a Hybrid harbour tug and is 30 meter long and 13,5 meter wide and the scale will be around the 1/60 Here are the first pictures of the brickbuild Azimuth trusters and propellers. IMG_7136 by VFracingteam, on Flickr IMG_7137 by VFracingteam, on Flickr IMG_7139 by VFracingteam, on Flickr IMG_7132 by VFracingteam, on Flickr
  2. Many thanks for your great and kind words. I learn so much from every trip onboard a vessel i have build and this trip was no exception. The captain Henk and i had many questions and conversations how the real ship works and he wanted to know how i have build it and translated in Lego. He have told me that all the 4 captains on the IX and XI have follow the progress from the begin and where overwhelmed what's possible with Lego in scaled modeling. Because it was so good weather on Saturday, that between the towing jobs i stand on the deck and enjoy the view and weather and my father take some picture of me i did't know. 30265022_218577225562364_6483856889749700608_o by VFracingteam, on Flickr 30516617_218577965562290_5420570188674236416_o by VFracingteam, on Flickr
  3. Thank you Buddy for your great comment. Today me and my dad got a great trip on the Sister vessel Fairplay XI in Rotterdam as thanks for building the LEGO model of the Fairplay IX. We wanted thanks the Captain Henk and his great crew for the great day, good polska lunch and nice weather. What the day makes for me complete, that the other tug which also assited, i build 3 years ago the Brent from the Iskes Towage company.Today the tugs have to assist two towing jobs, with one bulk carrier and one Maersk smaller container ship.This is what my hobby and job makes me complete happy, that i can also see what i must build can do in real and that not only the head of board, but also the crews onboard loved the details of my builds. IMG_6914 by VFracingteam, on Flickr IMG_7496 by VFracingteam, on Flickr IMG_7498 by VFracingteam, on Flickr IMG_7511 by VFracingteam, on Flickr IMG_7522 by VFracingteam, on Flickr IMG_7512 by VFracingteam, on Flickr IMG_7507 by VFracingteam, on Flickr IMG_7514 by VFracingteam, on Flickr IMG_7517 by VFracingteam, on Flickr IMG_7519 by VFracingteam, on Flickr IMG_7525 by VFracingteam, on Flickr IMG_7532 by VFracingteam, on Flickr
  4. Thank you my dear friend.
  5. Edwin Korstanje

    MOC: Le Fleuron, 1729 third rate French ship of the line.

    Wow Rick, What a stunning ship you build again and love all the details on her.
  6. Thanks, and because LEGO builds are a part of my proffession, that i don't have the time to take a break. Also my orderbook is already booked complete full to the end of the year.
  7. Even for me i got boring to build tugs Ludo. Lucky this tug have a real challange below the waterline a got two open enginerooms. The next commission is lucky not a tug again and will be my biggest ship ever.
  8. Amen to that Eric.
  9. Wow, what a stunning creation you have build again. Love the effort you put into her.
  10. Dear Friends, I build this commissioned model for the Tug owner Fairplay in Hamburg (Germany) in 150 hour and just above 12500 parts and is 60 cm long x 28 cm wide and 56 cm high. Many thanks for the great reactions at the WIP stage and i hope you like the progress how to build. I have great fun to build her and their are so many SNOT techniques that 85% is build side ways, also create all the details and lighting at such small space, was great to do. Best regards, Edwin IMG_7384 by VFracingteam, on Flickr IMG_7395 by VFracingteam, on Flickr IMG_7398 by VFracingteam, on Flickr IMG_7397 by VFracingteam, on Flickr IMG_7401 by VFracingteam, on Flickr IMG_7399 by VFracingteam, on Flickr IMG_7382 by VFracingteam, on Flickr IMG_7369 by VFracingteam, on Flickr IMG_7362 by VFracingteam, on Flickr And for the complete build you find many more pictures. https://www.flickr.com/photos/vfracingteam/albums/72157690201589882
  11. Thanks Bart for your great comment and the smaller harbour tugs are more difficult to build than the bigger offshore tugs. Details are the most important thing on a tug and thank you for the nice words. I have build in the past big offshore tugs, but the ALP Striker is not from me, but a digital design from Konajra and know that he have no interest to build her in real.
  12. Edwin Korstanje

    Effe's MOC Corner

    I always like chrome in US trucks, but than you have to made the complete grill in chrome.
  13. Stunning progress, and have follow you on Lowlug. The time and effort you put in your build is amazing and hope that we stand both at LW Netherlands 2018 event and see you Turbo ployp in action.
  14. Many thanks @Jim for frontpage me.
  15. Edwin Korstanje

    Grum's Shed

    Thanks @grum64, and any builder thinks that some progress on a build get's slower what we like, but you got your self a real challenge with this monster. The owner of the Fairplay IX was indeed very very happy with the model that i got a little more than i offert.
  16. Thanks @Lasse D for your great comment and compliment. For your question if i am a certified professional i can answer short, No I am not. I have considered it, but all the restrictions give me the upper, before the benefits. Maybe i can make more profit out of my work when i will be as certified professional, but i prefer to be complete independent, what and for, i wanted to work for with no restrictions. You do not hear me complaining and are already fully booked until the end of the year.
  17. Edwin Korstanje

    Grum's Shed

    Got just back from Hamburg for the delivery of the Fairplay IX and miss so many progress on your build, that i can only say WOW Clive.
  18. Edwin Korstanje

    Grum's Shed

    Great update my friend and good to seen her growing.
  19. I am in love Dikkie.
  20. Edwin Korstanje

    1:200 QM2

    So far it's looks great, but way you have use clone brands for baseplates?!
  21. Thank you @jim7564 and glad that you can learn ore to study, about the WIP stages of my builds. Your style is complete different and i must change everytime the style, techniques and scale, what my clients wanted, for their model and what is possible for the budget. I appreciate your kind words @JopieK. At the last couple of years i have so lucky that my name sell it self around the globe and don't have to make any promotion. The shipyards, owners and supply companies in the shipping world find me. It's help a lot that i have worked for the best brands in the world.
  22. Great and long interview. Is good to read that you got the time to take him many questions. I am still glad that i'm not a disigner by TLG team.
  23. Today i got some mails from all captains from the Fairplay IX and her sister ship the XI. Both ships are now at the moment here togehter in Rotterdam and the crews want to see her. So i made some studio pictures, but i am not happy with the result, because my tripot was broken and no daylight, so sorry for the poor studio photo's. the captains and crew wanted see the model and know planning for Thuesday ore Wednesday to lets see them my model, before she goes to the headquater in Hamburg next weekend. IMG_7399 by VFracingteam, on Flickr IMG_7398 by VFracingteam, on Flickr IMG_7397 by VFracingteam, on Flickr IMG_7401 by VFracingteam, on Flickr IMG_7395 by VFracingteam, on Flickr IMG_7382 by VFracingteam, on Flickr The build is ready for me and can started the next projext