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    The pump of early version for model of Royal yacht Queen Victoria. Made of steel, industrial-grade blacking and corrosion protection. Scale 1/32
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    Historical lifeboats reconstruction, based on sketches, pictures, drawings, real boats, etc. with further construction of pear using CNC. Completed boats: 22ft gig (192mm) and 10ft yawl (100mm) Scale 1:32 Material: pear All parts are CNC-ed Accurate imitation of real clinker planking Without coating (varnish and other)
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    Perfectly! Awesome!
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    Reconstruction of decor and production of elements from wood.
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    Sorry, I did not receive a notification in time. I postponed this project, I was busy, but now I want to return to it There are no original drawings. I used the drawings of HMS PEREGRINE GALLEY. The rest of the information from original model
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    I was asked to make drawings on a scale of 1:20. The full dimensions of the model 370 X 120 X 340 mm were obtained. Only 8 sheets of A2 format in PDF format for self-printing in copy center. Preview sheets and a full-size drawing fragment for quality assessment is attached. Who are interested - write in a personal.
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    Thank you!
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    3D model of botik (boat) St.Nicolas ( boat of Tsar Peter 1st) are finished. Accurate reconstruction from dimensional drawings and photos of real botik from Maritime Museum in St. Petersburg. Drawings are ready.
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    Thank you , Jeremy!
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    I got a more high quality photos of this model
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    Thank you Dave ! Thank you Anja !
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    Today I saw application of my decor. I will not be modest. I like
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    Hi Dziadeczek ! Thanks for feedback! This lion I painted step by step for about 3 years, gradually bringing to perfection. I was very much helped by advice of friends. I looked at your proposal and agreed with him. It will be better this way. Initially, the lion was correct, but after cutting out groove for stem, his back became lean. I will consider your wish. Thanks again
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    A short video for demonstrating manual finishing of decor.
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    Classical head figure of Lion. Suitable for sailing ships of 17-18 centuries - England, Holland (last), Spain, Sweden, Denmark and others.
  16. igorcap
    A set of decor for model HMS Enterprize 1774 ( drawings from SHIPYARD ) Original drawing Sketch samples 3D models Result in wood
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    Head figure of Swedish royal yacht Amphion 1778 (3D model , finished )
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    Secret technology is very interesting I like !
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    Thank you, Glenn!
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    Super professional work !
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    It will be prototyping on 3D printer, then cast metal
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    My last work
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    Hello everybody! I finished 3D model rigging of the brig Mercury. Only rigging and sails
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    Very nice work , Alex ! I just thought about it, and you've already made. This will be a new revolution in modeling!
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    Awesome!

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