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  1. IgorSky
    Next step - I placed a shark in the bottle, fixing it with a transparent sealant.
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    Then I assembled the whole structure on the slipway.
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    Also I replaced the rigging and added some small things to the boat.
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    Then I checked the rest parts of the model.
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    Then I made the bottle stand.
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    Hi to all! So, after a long break, I continue to work on this project. I found that I had lost the old knife of the Old Man, so I made a new knife for him.
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    WOW! You started new project!!! My congratulations. Patrick!
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    And, finally, I moved the crew to the boat
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    Then I a little more upgraded the pirate figures.
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    The next stage is the installation of the treasure chest in the boat.
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    Many thanks, Patrick!
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    Then I finally fixed the threads and cut off excess ends
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    Oh, thank you, Mike! But I just keep learning
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    Thank you, Carl!
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    After installing standing rigging, I held out a running rigging. Now all the gear has been carried out. It remains to align the guys with the mast and proceed to the final fixation and trimming of the ends.
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    Finally, it's time to install the mast and rigging.
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    Then I proceeded to form a light ripple on the surface of the water.
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    Then I hung the boat with the threads and filled the silicone into bottle. The fill of the "sea" was made in the evening. In the morning, the silicone was already half-set, but it was found that, due to the leakage of the seam between the halves of the boat, some of the silicone seeped into the boat. I had to spend a couple of hours "scooping up" the "water" from the boat. The last photo was made during this process.
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    Many thanks, Carl! After assembling the hull of the boat, I proceeded to pour the "sea". First I prepared the silicone. And I checked how the captain would sit down in his place.
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    Then I installed the benches on their seats.
  21. IgorSky
    And now the time has come when I started the process of moving the model to the bottle!
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    Then I washed and dried the bottle
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    Then I took everything to pieces again.
  24. IgorSky
    Then I again assembled the model on the slipway for the final check of all the elements.
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    Thank you, John!

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