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“Tserniki” of Mytilene with sprit sail

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“Tserniki” of Mytilene with sprit sail
Javier Baron
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The model reproduces a traditional Mytilene boat, with a hull belonging to the “tserniki” class, a type of boat that was built in various dimensions: and used in all types of maritime activity, both for trade-as for fishing and that carried different types of sails. In this case the model appears paired with a tarquina sail, which is called "sacoleva" by the Greeks. I have obtained the information for the construction of this model on the web naftotopos.gr, and very especially the model of this boat that appears made by Thanasis de Giannikos. 

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BETAQDAVE

And to think I keep complaining about working at 1:96 scale!  It appears that small scales are no problem at all for you. 

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