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  1. matiz
    Thanks, <Greg, and thanks for the like ☺️
  2. matiz
    Hi ☺️
  3. matiz
    Hi, and Thanks ☺️ Main Wales
  4. matiz
    Hi 🙂
  5. matiz
    Thanks, Druxey
  6. matiz
    Thank you, Wayne, it is a great pleasure for me to know that you and Allan follow my work, I consider gratings where Hatch is written as well
  7. matiz
    Hi, and thanks 🙂 Allan, I am looking at the drawings, and I was wondering if there were any gratings in the lower and upper decks, I only see them shown in the forecastle deck, it's correct?
  8. matiz

      

    Hi, Allan, I am looking at the drawings of the Euryalus, and I was wondering if there were any gratings in the lower and upper decks, I only see them shown in the forecastle deck, it's correct?   tanks 🙂
    1. allanyed

      allanyed

      Hi

      Yes, the hatches  would have had gratings on them on the upper and lower decks.   The attached drawing by Wayne Kempson has the lower deck  showing the hatches.  These would definitely have had gratings.  Same would apply to the upper deck.    I left  off the gratings on the ladder way hatches when I built my model of her.  Wayne followed conventional drawing techniques of the time in that the gratings were not shown on the original drawings.  If you look at the attached original drawing of the FC and QD, you will see that the gratings are not shown.    Please  email me directly at allanyed6469@gmail.com as I check it far more often than MSW,  or call me anytime on Skype to chat.   My Skype address is allan.yedlinsky    Ciao 

      NMM QD and F'castle.JPG

      lower deck & orlop cabins.PDF

    2. allanyed

      allanyed

       Hope both drawings came through OK.  Allan

  9. matiz
    Hi 😊
  10. matiz
    Hello, thank you all and thank you, Allan, I am very happy that you like my model, I know San Casciano well, a friend of mine lives there, and Florence, I worked on it, I hope you can return to Italy, of course you will be mine guest, and then we will drink not only grappa, but also good wine☺️
  11. matiz
    Hi ☺️
  12. matiz
    The wood always moves, due to humidity, temperature, my hull is firmly at the top, med below, to reduce movement, it is better to insert the fillings in winter, or in any case when the wood has more humidity, then the temperature will rise, and the humidity will drop, small gaps will be created, and the hull will have little movement
  13. matiz
    Hi 😊
  14. matiz
    Hi 😊
  15. matiz
    Thanks, Ron🙂
  16. matiz
    Hi 😊
  17. matiz
    I want to ask a question to the authors of the monograph, or who has news, there are no sculptures in the drawings, they can only be seen in some photos, is it possible to have the drawings? thank you
  18. matiz
    Hi, and tanks, my friends🙂
  19. matiz
    Hi 🙂 Bread oven, part twoo:
  20. matiz
    Over the top☺️
  21. matiz
    Tanks, Amalio
  22. matiz
    Fantastic
  23. matiz
    Hi 🙂 Bread oven, part one brick making with clay, and baked, the bricks are bricked up with cement:
  24. matiz
    Hi 🙂
  25. matiz
    Fantastic

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