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Hi Piet! I can not find the words! Your work is just incredible! And of course I look forward to your new project in the lamp! Best Regards! Igor.
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Hi Patrick! Amazing and incredible work! Congratulations! Best Regards! Igor.
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Thank you for feedback Carl and Daniel! Sextant... Interesting idea... Daniel, do you have any photo?
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Yesterday I tried another method of making rings. I used the wire diameter of 0.15 mm and the drill bit 0.4 mm diameter . New rings look a bit better than the old. Cork ... I'm trying to come up with that can be placed inside the cork.
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Patrick Bravo! I do not find the appropriate words!
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Many thanks Carl, Mike, Bob and all whom is interesting this project for your support and feedback! Oh, Carl, I think it just looks complicated, but in fact it is pretty easy in making Hi Mike! I'm sure to make the good model in 1/64 scale is much more difficult Thank you Bob! I would like to clarify that this is not the model of a particular yacht. I have used the drawings of the hull of the yacht Rainbow. But I have changed the proportions. I also used the photos of the yacht Endeavour to make the deckhouses. Length of the hull of this model is 95 mm and I chose the scale of 1/300, only on the basis of my preferences And a small update. I made a lot of small rings. I'm going to use them as eyelets and clips. (I'm not sure that I correctly translated these terms)
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The mast and the boom. These parts have been made long ago. Now I just replaced some of the details (cross-pieces) and have drilled the necessary holes.
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First of all I have improved the lattice on the deck hauses and did the loops fastening steering. I have used some photoetched parts for it.
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Hi everyones! I decided to give this building the separate log. Some time ago I bought a new material for the making of the sea for one of my current projects. I've never used this silicon, so I decided to first try it with some simple project. Thus, about one and a half years ago, I made this hull for yacht, but at that time I was not satisfied with the result, so that the hull was lying in the drawer of my desk all the time. Now I have decided to slightly improve this hull and use it for this project.
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Hi Carl! Please, look at these photos - I can send these and other plans in the large sizes in e-mail. I think there is no need to tie knots on such a scale. You can just use glue. Which threads are you going to use? Best Regards! Igor. P.S.
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Hi Carl! My congratulations to you with the starting of this project! If you need I can send to you some plans of Bluenose. I'll be interested to watch this build and I look forward to updates! Good Luck! Igor.
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Hi friends! Many thanks for your feedback, support and all your LIKEs! In this project I'm going to use a new material for the making of the sea. So at first, I decided to try to use this material in a simpler project. Best Regards! Igor.
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Hi Piet! Let me share some information about the threads. Perhaps it will be useful to you. I often use these threads for rigging on small models. I buy this mounting thread at the store for the fishermen. This thread is thin enough and it can be a different color. I look forward to the next update in your build log. Best Regards! Igor.
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