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Thanks Carl! WOW! I am afraid that this may be will another hobby of mine, and then I'll be forced to give up my regular job )) Igor.
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Thank you Carl! But I'm not sure that I understand correctly, this expression - blow your own bottles (( Sorry, my English is not very well ((
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Thank you Patrick and Michael! Michael, one of my colleagues made these decals for my project. They are printed on a thin transparent film with paper base. I tried several times to draw the name and the emblem, but I was not satisfied with the result. (( Best Regards! Igor.
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Yesterday I have completed this little project. Some final photos you can see below: Best Regards! Igor.
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Hi Carl! Many thanks for good words! I think really it just looks so complicated, but it's not very difficult. All you need to do - just try to do it. And I am sure that you will do it also succesfully. Best Regards! Igor.
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Cork ... every time you want to come up with something original... but do not always succeed ... )) Now needs just hang seal.
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The next step - I pulled, glued and cut the threads of the running rigging. I used a small tool that was made for this project.
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Next, I need to set the upper part of the hull on its lower part, to raise the mast and to pull the rigging.
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The next step - I carefully pasted and glued all elements of the deck and prepared the upper part of the hull to the placing in the bottle
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Hi everyone! Thank you all for your interest in this project and your Likes! Weekend is a perfect time for a hobby! So you can see the photos of the next steps below. I finally glue the ends of the standing rigging to hull:
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