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    It is very good that on this ship only two carronade! And a large scale! The result will show a little later...
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    A little more..
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    Does anyone remember how it all started?!
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    Albert! Unmatched! I already wrote earlier that I really like the color of the wood you use! Also I wonder where you live?
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    Yeah... That's the beauty!
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    Superb job!!! Fantasticccca!
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    Wow!
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    I checked a few more French ships of different construction periods. And along, and across chessboard set! Paul, build your blueprint, and don't listen to us!
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    Pavel! It is believed that boards hatches should be parallel to the planks of the deck... Or am I wrong? And so very beautiful!
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    Continue to work on a gun carriage carronade... Not an easy task, but I chose this hobby for myself!
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    Simply charm!
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    Pawel! Take care of your hands, they grow in the right direction! What a beautiful model!!!
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    I also use Titebond 2 Transparent! Invisible glue seam! (not an advertisement!)
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    A new word in shipbuilding? And it looks like the bulkheads on this ship "Pegasus"?
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    Forgot to ask the question: is it permissible to apply this technology in ship modeling?
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    Dear friends! I've been pondering how to present the figurehead in the form of a snake, and stopped on this variant! I like it! Scales are manufactured with the help of a nozzle on a soldering iron. This detail in the photo for the experiment, not for installation on the ship.
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    Amazing quality work!
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    Gary! You have a beautiful shop and excellent model!!! Probably, hands covered in gold?... I just know it!
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    Matt! thank you! This universal machine for milling and drilling I built myself using parts from industrial machines. Vises, spindle, and caliper are made completely independently, manually.
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    Jung develops milling equipments, he says: -" Dad! Let me try!" Earlier it was afraid of this machine, and lathe, and boring mastered much earlier! That's my boy!
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    Mike! Wish you were with us!
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    Peter! I would have done like in this picture... And no hurry!
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    Thank You, Sir! I tried!
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    The Old New Year! The sailors got confused... the Captain in disbelief! Where the right capstan?
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    Pete! Buddy! The thickness of the metal strip different all along, I did it with my hands and a small file. It is not difficult, much more difficult to properly install these hinges.The CNC machine I built not for himself. My friend asked me to make this machine, and I could not refuse! Photos of the CNC :

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