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Hi Tom, Nils and Bob! Many thanks for your good words and all LIKEs! Best Regards! Igor.
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WOW Danny!!! I just now saw your log. I am delighted, and I look forward to the continuation! Best Regards! Igor.
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Thank you Mike! I am afraid that I can not make a decent model in 1/29 scale. The advantage of building on the scale of 1/290 that big mistakes are unvisible. ))
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Hi Jesse! Very nice work! And the diagonal arrangement of the ship in the bottle is very nice. Best Regards! Igor.
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Thank you Mark! As you can see I was able to make this ladder only the third attempt ((. Theoretically, I could have done this ladder of thin plastic, but I try to maintain the certain style of the model and I think the plastic ladder was be irrelevantly in this cause. Meanwhile, I continue the my build. The next stage - the making of handrails along the hull sides. I again used the photoetched parts with the wooden stanchions.
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Hi everyone! Many thanks for your interest in this project and your LIKEs! The next step - I tried to make a ladder. The first attempt... It was unsuccessful... ( The second attempt... It was unsuccessful too... ( The third attempt... It seems something like a ladder... ))
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Hi Bob! LENA is in 1/290 scale, but ATLANTIC is in scale of 1/600. I am showing on these pictures 2 methods of manufacturing the stanchions. Best Regards! Igor.
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Thank you Mike! Usually I am using an epoxy resin for the sea, and I am adding a bit of blue and green pigment out the pen. Best Regards! Igor.
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Hi Bob, In this photo the scale is 1:600. The height of the stanchions is less than 1 mm ))
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Hi Carl and Bob! Yes, I have added the wooden stanchions which were made from the plank about 0,35x0,35 mm. Earlier I have made of brass wire stanchions 0.3 mm for Atlantis But in this project I want to try to make a wooden gunwale on the stanchions.
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Hi everyone! Thank you all for your support and interest in this project. Yesterday I have started to make handrails. Best Regards! Igor.
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Hi Bob! Very, very nice work! Best Regards! Igor.
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Thank you Nigel! I have made several the kits of ship models a few years ago. But they were the ordinary models from the box ))
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Thank you Tom! I think you just need to start do your model and all will become clear in the process of work. And of course we are ready to help you. Best Regards! Igor. P.S. Maybe I am forced to do the little boats because I'm not very good doing big it ))
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Hi Mike, I always look forward to updates in your log! I found out that one of the last skipper of the boat was Johan Jørgen Petersen. I wrote the privat message to him in FB, but I received no answer yet Best Regards! Igor.
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