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  1. IgorSky
    The next small update - I have did sail and attached it to the mast Now I can check again the entire composition
  2. IgorSky
    Thank you Captain Al! I am sorry, but I do not quite understand what it means the phrase "the carcass if the dorad".
  3. IgorSky
    Hi Mike! Thank you! This boat was made from kit with the laser cutting detailes.
  4. IgorSky
    Thank you Bob!
  5. IgorSky
    Thank you Elijah!
  6. IgorSky
    I could not choose which the scheme of installation of the sail to use, but Spencer Tracy helped me do it
  7. IgorSky
    I also have thought that in some places there may be some amount of rust.
  8. IgorSky
    It shows the entire process of making the new anchor
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    Many thanks Patrick!
  10. IgorSky
    New harpoon looks so
  11. IgorSky
    Thank you Nenad!
  12. 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
  13. 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.
  14. IgorSky
    Then I installed these details on their places. I also try to make this boat a very old
  15. IgorSky
    I also made one more mount for the helm. Then I blacked out these details
  16. IgorSky
    Many thanks Nils and Mark for your comments! I do not know how will this project in its final form. New ideas and solutions come in the course of buiilding. Next step - I did not like the details fixing the mast and decided to make they more similar to the real one. I used brass 0.1 mm for the manufacture of new parts.
  17. IgorSky
    I made the blanks for the manufacture of mast and booms.
  18. IgorSky
    I am not really like the way I have painted my fishes, but now I put them away and I started to improve the boat.
  19. IgorSky
    Thank you Denis, Nenad and Patrick! Patrich, I'm sorry, but I did not make photos during the building of the boat. But this is a common boat from the kit.
  20. IgorSky
    Then I have painted the shark
  21. IgorSky
    At this point, I decided to check the overall composition and arrangement of the elements of this story.
  22. IgorSky
    I decided to do the shark in motion
  23. IgorSky
    Now I need to make the shark mako It seems that this shark needs still in a couple of visits to the dentist
  24. IgorSky
    Next - priming, sanding and finally painting the Fish
  25. IgorSky
    Then I continued to work with the Fish - plaster, processing, making of "sword"

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