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  1. IgorSky
    Hi Patrick, The block is just a node and a smallest drop of glue. A couple of small details Best Regards! Igor.
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    Thank you, Bob!
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    Thanks Patrick! I am continuing ...
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    At that moment I did not know how I'm going to do a sail, so I have prepared the cloth for the sail.
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    Thanks Michel! I am continuing ...
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    Hi Nigel, Thanks for the compliment! Yes of course! This is the very simple model, but I try to use the same methods which I use in the construction of more complex models. Best Regards! Igor.
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    Another of my small projects. I recently have seen the photo of the model boat, which was interesting me. I have wrote to the author of the model and he told me that this boat is a typical for Sardinia the southern Mediterranean area Andalucia. A couple of weeks ago I started building the model of this boats in a bottle. Best Regards! Igor.
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    Hi Bob! Congratulations on the beginning of the new project! Our wives inspire us! Some time ago I promised to make a ship in a bottle for my wife. Now she is asking to me every day when I will start doing it.
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    Bravo Patrick! Amazing work!
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    Hi Patrick, I used a similar technique to make the bars on the light window. I used the wire diameter of 0.15 mm. What sizes blinds you need? Best Regards! Igor.
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    Thanks for good words, friends! Yes, Mike, it looks as in the flight. So I am checking the rigging : Patrick, sometimes such a small scale gives some advantages - it isn't giving to see the error in the image . Best Regards! Igor.
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    Hi everyone! Here are the small update. Best Regards! Igor.
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    Hi Patrick! It looks very cool! Have you the photo of the original engine? Best Regards! Igor.
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    Hi Bob! Congrats with completing of building! Great Work! What next model you will make? Best Regards! Igor.
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    Happy Birthday, Matija! Good luck always and everywhere for you! Igor.
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    Hi Patrick, Nils and Bob! Many thanks for good words and all who put button Like! Bob, I am sure you will can to do it! Best Regards! Igor.
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    Hi everyone! Here is the next update^ Best Regards! Igor.
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    Thank you for advice, Carl! I'll try to do it.
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    Excellent work, Patrick!
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    Hi Carl! Thank you for this link and the idea! I'll try to look for something similar in stores. Best Regards! Igor.
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    Yes, Patrick, it is! There is such a principle - there is no need to look for a difficult decision when you can do a simple solution Now I have another problem - I do not know how to draw the name of the boat on the hull. The letters should be about 0.8 mm P.S. As coisas simples são as mais extraordinárias. (Paulo Coelho)
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    Hi Patrick! I just drew this using the gel pens
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    Hi Paul! Thanks for link. Yes, your smal model are great! Can I look more photos? I continue to work with the sails. Best Regards! Igor.
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    The all set of the sails is ready

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