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  1. matiz
    Hi, Allan, for the lower deck I use the usual type of pear tree, only for the frames of the openings and trees I use a pear of a different color, I try to play on the tone to show the composition of the various pieces
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    Hi, and thanks, to all❤️ Lower deck part 1:
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    Hi, and thanks to all
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    Thanks to all ❤️
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    Hi😊
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    I reduced the plans myself
  7. matiz
    Hello Many years ago I built Boudriot's 74 guns, and, due to space and transport problems, I chose the 1:56 scale, building the Euryalus, I wanted to keep the usual scale 😊
  8. matiz
    Fantastic😊
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    Beautiful🙂
  10. matiz
    Hi, and thanks to all🙂 Merry Christmas and Happy New Year to all🎅
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    Bravissimo Alberto
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    Fantastic🙂
  13. matiz
    Hi, Albert, beautiful work🙂
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    Hi 🙂
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    Hi 😊
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    Fantastic, Giampiero🙂
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    Hello, and thank you, the plans are those of the monograph published by Sea Watch
  18. matiz
    Tanks Alberto, and tanks to all
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    Hi 😊
  20. matiz
    Hi, the stern platform
  21. matiz
    Walnut or Mansonia, mansonia is the best, but tossic
  22. matiz
    Hi Allan, I use walnut, in this case of 7/10, for the hull, nails of 4/10
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    Hi🙂
  24. matiz
    Thanks for the explanations, I translated page 111 of the first volume, as mentioned, every space on the ship was precious, so, logically, it could also have been a high wall wrapped in tin with racks and an access door
  25. matiz
    Allan, this is the picture, bread bins, Lower deck

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