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  1. IgorSky
    Thank you Patrick! As often happens, it was made much easier than I thought before.
  2. IgorSky
    Hi everyone! In long time I wanted to try make the basket. Yesterday I have done it. The diametr of this basket 7.5-8 mm.
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    Many thanks friends for all your comments, feedback and LIKEs! Best Regards! Igor.
  4. IgorSky
    WOW! Thank you Captain Al! Next small update - knife of old man ... ... for the cutting sausage with cucumber slice ... ... to cut of tuna or... to harpoon to shark ...
  5. IgorSky
    Thank you Nathan! In this project, I used the colored epoxy resin for the manufacture of basis of the sea. And I used a clear acrylic gel and white acrylic paint for waves and foam.
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    Many thanks Nenad!
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    Thank you Patrick!
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    And the next small update here: one of boxes for fishing lines, several coils of fishing lines, the bottle for water, one more patch on the sail
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    Hi Captain Al! Thank you for your clarification, I now understand. I'm going to show other scene here, which was a little earler. Hemingway wrote about this episode so: He was a very big Make shark built to swim as fast as the fastest fish in the sea and everything about him was beautiful except his jaws. His back was as blue as a sword fish’s and his belly was silver and his hide was smooth and handsome. He was built as a sword fish... When the old man saw him coming he knew that this was a shark that had no fear at all and would do exactly what he wished. He prepared the harpoon and made the rope fast while he watched the shark come on. The rope was short as it lacked what he had cut away to lash the fish. The shark closed fast astern and when he hit the fish the old man saw his mouth open and his strange eyes...
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    Hi Patrick! Many thanks for your feedback!
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    The next small update - I have did sail and attached it to the mast Now I can check again the entire composition
  12. IgorSky
    Thank you Captain Al! I am sorry, but I do not quite understand what it means the phrase "the carcass if the dorad".
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    Hi Mike! Thank you! This boat was made from kit with the laser cutting detailes.
  14. IgorSky
    Thank you Bob!
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    Thank you Elijah!
  16. IgorSky
    I could not choose which the scheme of installation of the sail to use, but Spencer Tracy helped me do it
  17. IgorSky
    I also have thought that in some places there may be some amount of rust.
  18. IgorSky
    It shows the entire process of making the new anchor
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    Many thanks Patrick!
  20. IgorSky
    New harpoon looks so
  21. IgorSky
    Thank you Nenad!
  22. IgorSky
    Oh, thank you KeithW! I admire the skill of many of my friends on this forum and, of course, I continue to learn and with them too. The peculiarity of this project for me is that I do not have a precise plan of all process of the building. Many of the ideas come in the construction process. And now I do not know what wiil happen in the end
  23. IgorSky
    Two new parts - two variants of an anchor and a harpoon. P.S. I made these details are not too good, so I'm going to make them again.
  24. IgorSky
    Then I installed these details on their places. I also try to make this boat a very old
  25. IgorSky
    I also made one more mount for the helm. Then I blacked out these details

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