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    Small retrospective: addition to section 4.5. Installation of covers of ports on the hull
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    Continuation Check of corners of installation of masts
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    Continuation Assembly of masts
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    Thanks for information on iron, it is known to me. I in the professional activity for a long time am engaged in research of metals, metallographic analysis of cast iron, steel and various alloys, and also nondestructive testing of these materials.
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    As information: model San Juan Nepomuceno of the Spanish modeller of Vicente Parra http://www.modelismonaval.com/galeria/c... ente-parra
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    Really, by the real ships of that era these and the vast majority of other details were produced from iron (steel, cast iron) and were black color.
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    Hi, Keith, thanks for the comment! It not gun explosion, it is called "section"
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    Photo from the book about models from a sea museum in Madrid.
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    To blacken or not details - business of the author, but look at museum models and models of known modellers in numerous forums and galleries.
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    I will be always glad!

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