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    Bow views .....
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    The rudder blade in place .......
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    The rudder blade .....
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    The hatches .........
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    The stern cleats ....
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    Decorations and bow cleats ...
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    the bow protection, made of galvanized sheet iron .......
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    Bow decoration ......
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    The Bow .......
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    The hull is almost completed ......
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    The boat's frame ...
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    The rudder blade ......
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    The completed deck ....
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    The planking of the deck ......
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    I love brie cheese and I find the wood of the packaging useful 😉😉😉 !!!
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    The inner planking of the bulwarks ....
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    Thank you for the intervention, I hope to make you have fun with my sailing ship ..
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    Hi Roger, in fact the boat in the painting you posted is very similar to a bragozzo, it could be this boat .
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    ... second part....
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    Second planking .........
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    the laying of the deck, also in this case I use wood recovered from the packages of brie cheese that I will cover later ....
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    For some time now I have been placing a vertical planking inside the hull to strengthen it, later it will be covered by other horizontal slats ......
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    The bottom of the model, seen from the inside .....
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    The model has a flat bottom, I don't use strips but thin plywood panels that I recovered ......
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    Penzo and Marzari are the greatest experts on Adriatic boats, each of their books is a treasure !! the 2 models that I have reproduced are part of the maritime museum of Cesenatico, In my opinion the trabaccolo is among all the Adriatic boats the most fascinating (Marzari has made a beautiful monograph)

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