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About IgorSky

  • Birthday 08/01/1967

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    Nord
  • Interests
    ships, model of ships, ships-in-bottle, paragliding

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  1.    IgorSky reacted to a post in a topic: Schooner COLUMBIA by shipphotographer.com - FINISHED - scale 1:360 - bottle
  2.    reklein reacted to a post in a topic: Do you have animals to 'help' you build?
  3.    IgorSky reacted to a post in a topic: Pen Duick by Matija - 1898, 1:20
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  11.    IgorSky reacted to a post in a topic: Bluenose by Peter Cane - 1:24 scale - RADIO - schooner in RC and working sailing model
  12.    michael mott reacted to a post in a topic: Three-mast schooner ATLANTIC by IgorSky - BOTTLE - 1/600 Scale
  13.    GrandpaPhil reacted to a post in a topic: Three-mast schooner ATLANTIC by IgorSky - BOTTLE - 1/600 Scale
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  15. IgorSky
    Hi Pete! Yes, I use bamboo for masts and spars in almost all my projects, with a few exceptions. They're just bamboo toothpicks. I treat them with sandpaper using a borax machine. But you can't overheat the bamboo. I usually print an electronic drawing in the size I need. I use a steel medical needle to make these parts
  16. IgorSky
    Many thanks. GrandpaPhil, Pete and Mark! That's my third slipway. This device really makes the job easier. Such small and short projects are sometimes necessary for me to distract myself and test some new technologies. Beat Regards! Igor.
  17. IgorSky
    And some final photos...
  18. IgorSky
    And made "the waves" on the surface of "the sea"
  19. IgorSky
    Then I added a couple drops of "sea"
  20. IgorSky
    Then I put the leeboards on the sides of the boat
  21. IgorSky
    Then I placed the bottle on another slipway, pulled out all the gear of the standing and running rigging, fixed their CA, cut off the ends and set the flag in the stern.
  22. IgorSky
    Then I put the mast in her place
  23. IgorSky
    Then I took the model off the slipway and stuffed it all into a bottle, applying some silicone sealant to the bottom of the bottle beforehand. I placed the boat's hull diagonally and left it to dry.
  24. IgorSky
    I made thinner rigging yarns, made new stay ropes, finished the running rigging, added the tiller, the flag on the bowsprit, painted the underwater part with copper and reassembled the whole structure on the slipway
  25. IgorSky
    I put a model on the slipway and... I decided that there would be no deadeyes in this this time...
  26. IgorSky
    Then, finally, I made a little slipway for my perfume projects
  27. IgorSky
    Then I made sails
  28. IgorSky
    Then I continued my sad experiments with the deadeyes
  29. IgorSky
    Then I drew the decor on the transom

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