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    Then I wrapped the parts of the template with a thin film. I also drew a line for the first plank of the boat board.
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    So, then I cut through the grooves for the frames. I made frames using double slats 0.5 mm thick. I stuck the frames only to the bottom plate of the above-water part of the hull.
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    Then I made the mold-template for making the hull of the boat.
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    Then I made the simple drawing using these photos.
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    Okay, so, uh I could not use my familiar technology of making the hull of the model for some of my future projects, so I decided to try another technology. For this, more year ago I decided to make a simple project just to learn and test this technology. I think you remember how Jack Sparrow appears at the beginning of the movie "Pirates of the Caribbean". This is the moment I chose for my training project. First I made a few screenshots
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    Hey, everybody! More than a year ago I started another project. Today it is almost finished, but I will tell you more about the construction process. Best Regards! Igor.
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    WOW! Amazing work, Nelson! My congrats!
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    Many thanks, Carl, Mark and GrandpaPhil!!!
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    Amazing worj, Javier!
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    I'm glad to hear from you again, Jeff! Good luck and my best wishes to you and your family! And I look forward to continuing your project.
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    Congrats, Josh!
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    Hello irishrover1970 Perhaps the easiest way to do this is to use brass wire. You can cut it into pieces of the right length, shape the hats of the nails with the file and then darken it with chemical fluids.
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    WOW, Patrick! One more amazing model! My congrats! Best Regards! Igor.
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    WOW, Patrick! Amazing collection!
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    Thank you, Josh! I think the most important thing is not to be afraid to try to do something new! Good luck and my best wishes! Igor.
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    WOW, Josh! One more new project! I look forward to continuing! Best Regards! Igor.
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    Hi Josh! My congrats!
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    Many thanks for your feedback, Josh! I use the pigment for this silicone.
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    Many thanks for all your feedbacks and LIKEs, friends! Yeah, I made a mistake :(. The amount of sea is too small for this composition, so there is a lot of empty space at the top of the bottle
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    Many thanks, Mike! Yes, the bottle has been open for some time, but I use two-component silicone to make the sea. It dries within 24 hours.
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    Oh, thank you, Chris! But I think you could just try to make an SIB. And I'm sure you could have done it too.
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    Hey, Carl! This time, the genie's help wasn't needed.
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    A lot of thanks, Patrick!
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    Many thanks, Patrick! My best wishes to you in New Year!
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    Hello to all! Many thanks for all your feedbacks and LIKE! A few days ago I finished this project too. P.S. I put this model in a glass cabinet and started looking for a new bottle for the second version of this diorama.

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