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    Hi Mehmet! Amazing and very realistic work! Congrats!
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    Then I proceeded to final assembly of the model on the slipway with the final installation of deck elements, fixing the rigging parts that should be fixed, drawing up the rigging wiring diagram and checking everything in general.
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    Small advance forward over the weekend. Attached the decal to the stern overhang.
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    Thank you for advice, Carl! Yes, I sometimes use thin liners, but in this case the reason is different. Nany thanks for feedback, Steve!
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    Patrick, WOW!!!
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    Hi Patrick! Thank you for your support! I ordered decals for this model. But I'm a little mistaken with the color ... The height of the letters is about 0.6-0.7 mm, so the letters are not very high quality :(.
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    Hi everyone! And many thanks for your feedbacks and LIKEs! Hi grsjax! Yes, I understand your doubts, because every time I start a new project, I do not know what the result will be. But I'm sure that here in the forum you can always find support or advice if necessary. I will look forward to seeing the successful completion of your project. Good luck! Hi Mike! I'll be happy if you find it useful! And you can see the little updates here: Best Regards! Igor.
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    Happy Birthday, Nils! Good luck and my best wishes to you! Igor.
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    Many thanks grsjax and Carl! grsjax, I try to use simple tricks that do not require any special skills and abilities. My experience in this hobby is not too big either. So I'm sure you'll catch up with me quickly. Were you open the your build log? Best Regards! Igor.
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    Hey Lawerence! Many thanks for your fedback! I do not think that I often manage to come up with some new tricks or technologies. Most likely, I already knew them once earlier and now just remember About rings... First I make a spiral of the diameter I need from a brass wire. I anneal this wire beforehand. Then I cut off the rings with the tip of the scalpel. It is better to do this on a hard surface. And the knife of the scalpel should be sharp. The smallest rings that I managed to make had an inner diameter of 0.3-0.4 mm
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    Hi Mike! Please, look at these photos. The principle of this technique is shown here - yarn pulling. I'm ready to answer if you have any questions
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    Thank you, Nils! No, I have orderd the some detailes for my next projects and ask to add these deadeyes
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    Hi Nils! I enjoyed looking your new build log! Amazing work! Best Regards! Igor.
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    Hi to all! Many thanks Patrick, Carl and all who are interesting this project, for your feedbacks! Patrick, no, I am still refraining from using any magic. :All is explained very simply! I ordered laser cutting of some parts for my future projects and asked to cut out deadeyes too. Now I have deadeyes with a diameter of 1mm, 1.2mm and 2mm.
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    Here is a small update for today.
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    Hi Mike! Thank you for your feedback! Sorry for my late answer - I was on vacation. OK, I will show this process in more detail a little later. Best Regards! Igor.
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    Thank you, John! I used the thin cotton cloth - percale.
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    Many thanks, Nils!
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    Hi Patrick! Thank you for feedback!
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    Hi to all! The work is slow, but, nevertheless, it is going A few days ago I was compelled to make building berth. This time the rigging turns out to be more complicated than I did before.
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    Many thanks, Carl and Nils! Yes, Karl, unfortunately it is so, but I will to know about these details
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    Hi Patrick! Many thanks!
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    After that, I tried to set and the other two front sails
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    Then I completed the wiring of the running rigging of the first of the front sails

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