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    Head figure for Pegasus model. First, design model in 3D, then CNC mashining and manual finishing of.
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    Thank you Nils. But my question remains open ...
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    Yes, this is the royal yacht Nix 1862 in St. Petersburg. Fragment of drawing above is royal yacht "Queen Victoria" was built in England in 1855 and presented to to the russian tsar Queen Victoria about a half times more than Nix. A few years ago I was doing the reconstruction of the yacht. You can see it here. https://www.facebook.com/media/set/?set=a.777760035618659.1073741828.100001540102730&type=1&l=375f537773 Now there was more information and I want to make a more accurate reconstruction.
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    Here are photos of a similar vessel
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    There are many questions, but no answers It is a historical drawing. Unfortunately no other plans. I have long as there is are two variants: 1. At this point were fixed preventer or topmast shrouds. 2 .At this point were fixed removable boat boom
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    Hello everybody! Can someone explain to me appointment of these elements? This drawing of English yacht about 1850.
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    Sorry, I will not cast cannons. I got an order only for wooden models
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    Thank you for your comments. Guns will casting in soft silicone molds.
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    I used an ordinary pear. Main works made on lathe. Trunnions (axes) were inserted separately. Small parts were glued in milled grooves
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    Thank you. I agree
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    Wooden models of guns for subsequent casting of metal. Large size, large scale, this work was interesting.
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    Thank you!
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    Hello! It is my last work - head figure and decor for Royal yacht " Queen Victoria "
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    Hello ! I made decor for model of French corvette L'Aurore to order. This is made on a CNC milling machine from pears. Decor needs a little polishing finish
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    Thank you for your interest in my article. I see that it does not leave you indifferent. I do not claim the invention. This is a classic POF but I wanted to focus on the features: 1. Frames not installed on a relatively soft keel frame but on a hard plank. This prevents any deformation during planking. 2.The base consists of two layers instead of just one which overlapped. This increases the rigidity and stability of the hull. 3.Thick frames allow you to use a stapler gun for attaching planks. It is very comfortable and fast running.
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    Hi everyone! I want to suggest an article about one of the ways to build hulls of shipmodels. Link to article http://sailmodel.ho.ua/present/pres_e.htm Unfortunately I was not able to put the article here in the forum with the correct formatting of the document. I would be grateful if someone can help me. I will also be thankful for comments and corrections of errors in the text.
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    Jingyang! Your work is exceptional, it is new higher level of modeling!
  18. igorcap
    Thank you , Bob! No, did not use, but the idea is good
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    Thank you , Bava !
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    Rhino and Sculptris for decor
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    Yes I will post more little by little. On the model of many problems and much work Bava , especially for you
  22. igorcap
    HMS Lizard was a 24-gun sixth rate launched in 1697. 3D reconstruction based on the photo of original model from Pitt Rivers Museum in Oxford. The work is not finished (in progress)

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