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IgorSky
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The next stage - I am planking the hull. The technology is simple - to wet, to curve, to dry, to glue, to dry, to trim excess. The first plank I am glue along the edge of the side-deck
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I use the traditional materials: body - light pear, pink pear, bamboo for the mast. So I am starting with the manufacture of the deck-top part of hull and bottom underwater hull. This technique I use when the size of the model does not allow to make for deck plating in the traditional way.
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I started very small project to digress a little from my other "prolonged" projects. A little history from book "Koch – Russian polar ship: research and reconstruction problems": Koch – unique polar ship of pre Peters time is presented. Created by the Pomors, Koch became the only ship in the world that was adapted to sail in the ice conditions during the Epoch of Great Geographical Discoveries. Due to Koch, Russian manufactures and explorers could begin mastering of the Northern Sea Way, colonise the vast northern area, and found new settlements beyond the polar circle. Nowadays there are only written witnesses about Koch but the exact outlook and ships construction is unknown. Based on archaeological excavations and scientific research of recent years the reconstruction program of Russian koch and preparation of the historical experiment to sail by the reconstructed ship was proposed. Realisation of this program will let Russian koch to be placed among the unique objects of World heritage such as the balsa raft «Коп-Tiki», reconstructed by Tour Heyerdal, and papyrus boat "Ra". When building the model I use these drawings from the magazine "Modelist Constructor" 1973, №10 By the way, the second reason why I wanted to start this project was this "bottle":
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Thanks Carl and Mark for good words! In reality, all these parts are easy to manufacture. I try to use ordinary materials and I am using not sophisticated tools. Best Regards! Igor.
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Hi Bob! A bit of illusions, a bit of sleight of hands and ...voila )) Thank you Bob! Best Regards! Igor.
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Ha-ha-ha Patrick, if you only knew what I feel about myself, when I look at on your Symphony ))
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Yes, Patrick, I'm going to set the main deck house separately after placing of the hull in the bottle.
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Hi everyone! Many thanks for your LIKEs! So, I went on to build the deck houses. Best Regards! Igor.
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Many thanks Nils! I hope that a miracle will not be necessary for this and will be quite enough use normal methods ))) Best REgards! Igor. P.S. In a pinch I can always use a hammer ))
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Hi JesseLee! Congratulations on the start of an interesting project! I occupy a place in the audience, too. )) Best Regards! Igor. P.S. This bottle is very nice!
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