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Caravel PINTA (1492)
Author: Olha Batchvarov
Size: 480x370x230 mm (LxHxW) 
Scale: 1:65
Material: wood, metals, textile 
Time: 800 man/hours
KIT manufactured by Amati (Italy)
(sails and rigging made from scratch)

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10 hours ago, BETAQDAVE said:

Very nicely detailed!  One question though, did the plans actually indicate the crows nest on the backside of the main mast?  Seems like they would have a better view of where they've been, rather than where they're going.

Thank you very much!
This is a very good question! I did not find this in the book with Columbus ships, so I did it according to the drawings in the kit!

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