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    Continuation Color of masts at day lighting. For comparison the bowsprit without a covering is shown.
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    For simplification are flexible levels them it is possible to wet liquid ammonia for about 5 minutes after that even rather thick levels well bend.
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    Beautiful work, Igor! We wait for continuation.
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    Continuation Trial installation of masts.
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    Continuation Foremast after a covering OSMO oil.
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    Yes, I replaced the gratings from a kit the gratings made by my order on a milling cutter with CNC of wood a pear.
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    Hi, Kostas, the good decision, I wish you successes in construction of your model!
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    Hi, Sjors, thanks for the comment! Everything is all right, I consider that such discussions of the various moments of construction of models are very useful to participants of a forum. Actually, discussions and discussions is one of important missions of a forum. But as for construction of concrete models, each modeller himself choosing how to build this model therefore your decision and will be correct, despite discussions.
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    Hi, Keith, thanks for the comment! For Montanes hull finishing I chose linseed oil and orange shellac.
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    Really, this hobby creates a huge set of questions!
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    Various details can be shown or not on model but if to show them, they have to be the corresponding color (including and barnacles and seagull dropping ), differently it not modeling, and a fantasy of the author. As it is well-known from a set of various sources of information (instead of from some books on models), the overwhelming quantity of metal details by the real sailing ships 18 of an eyelid was made of iron and steel of black color. Also it is the obvious fact.

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