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20-oar 42-foot longboat #1 of the 120-gun battleship “Twelve Apostles” - the flagship of Admiral Lazarev of the Black Sea Fleet 1841

20-oar 42-foot longboat #1 of the 120-gun battleship “Twelve Apostles” - the flagship of Admiral Lazarev of the Black Sea Fleet 1841
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Gentlemen, with great pleasure I want to show a new model! 

The model was built by Yura Kimborovich according only to our drawings by "MasterKorabel"

Drawings we prepared on the basis of archival information of the 1840s.

 
This is a 20-oar 42-foot longboat #1 of the 120-gun battleship “Twelve Apostles” - the flagship of Admiral Lazarev of the Black Sea Fleet.

Date: 1841 -1855

Sailing: the Plymouth bot.
Art.: one 24-pound carronade. 80 shots.
Crew: Midshipman, 160 marines and 22 sailors.
 

Scale 1: 48

length - 498.5 mm,
width - 80 mm,
height - 350 mm

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      By Vladimir_Wairoa · Posted

      This is one beautifuly detailed  work and ship sir . ! thank you for sharing. Vlad 
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      Nice job!
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      Hi Pat, Looks stunning.  Please could you let me know the paint colour you've used?  Many thanks
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      Looks fantastic.  What colour have you used please.  I'm renovating a Dumas PT109 and the colour you've used looks ideal to my eye.  The colour mine is currently in looks far too green for anything military / naval.
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      Thanks!  ...yes, it's the 1:144 Airfix Classic kit. It was released to me (along with several kits) from a family of a devoted builder. They saw my internet sites, and at his request, they honored him by releasing the models.
      Part of the tribute to this individual was to bring out the best in them...which I've done with this and the previous Airfix ROYAL SOVEREIGN (Sovereign of the Seas).
      Those who have this kit can see that it's of good quality and can be brought to another level with, of course, patience. Again, thanks for your comment. Much appreciated.

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