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  1. gobi71
    I first made of copper wire rings 0.1 thickness 2 mm in diameter.then with a pair of pliers I gave form directly on the piece.
  2. gobi71
    Lately I worked a few Deadeye. were 1 mm in diameter, and are of plum wood
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    still working on the lower deck. i have a problem , and hope somebody here can help me. I do not know how these ships were painted inside.rif Winfield's book I found only how to paint the exterior.thank you.
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    i start populating the lower deck . for instant the riding bitts , hatch and step for bowsprit.
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    After processing the block exterior , I simply detached pieces, one by one, carefully numbered,worked inside and thickness, and relocated using keel.
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    Excuse me, I was rude. my name is gabriel. vasile gabriel , and i am from romania. I use methods that do not differ greatly from what you know.I draw inspiration from the work of Narin majgeldinov, aka woodeater.(whom I thank).I just have a good view.do not use a magnifying glass or glasses, but a head lamp, very strong. for the hull i worked a block of pear wood , composed of slices of 1 mm thickness, and glued together with newsprint. Thank you for your attention.
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    this is the model today.
  8. gobi71
    for construction i use pear wood. i start to build the orlop deck , adnd now the lower deck
  9. gobi71
    Dear colleagues, although a member of this forum for some time, this is the first post. I started building model while hms leopard 1790 1/300 scale. i use drawing from the book of rif winfield. here are some pictures of the model .

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