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  1. Garward
    Yes, we had to focus not on the instructions, and the finished model, such as this http://www.modelismonaval.com/galeria/category/100-navio-qel-montanesq-salvador-pallares-ruiz
  2. Garward
    Hi, Keith, thanks for the comment! Work on replacement in itself not difficult, but long and tiresome. There is a lot of these channel deadeye
  3. Garward
    Hi, Robert! I delighted with your boat ! ! ! It is quite difficult to make the good boat of a tree, and you do it perfectly of a bone!
  4. Garward
    It is natural that selenious acid wasn't applied at 18-19 eyelids. Cast bronze trunks of guns of that period in general it is artificial not зачернялись, they darkened in the course of their operation (firing from them and cooling with vinegar solution).
  5. Garward
    Pay attention that the name of a subject was changed in the course of discussion, in the beginning it was a question about blackening of gun trunks in general, instead of of blackening of real gun trunks by the historical ships.
  6. Garward
    The bottom deadeye and chains mainmast, look along a board.
  7. Garward
    For production of nails it is desirable to use the same wood of which the deck flooring is made. It is possible to try soft wood a linden. As for the boring machine, here it is necessary to pick up correctly turns, usually it becomes experimentally, taking into account a type of wood and type needles.
  8. Garward
    Tell please, in what way you blackened gun trunks?
  9. Garward
    And it is correct, did garbage - clean! Yes,Anja, it is called a joke "шутка"
  10. Garward
    The bottom deadeye and chains fok-masts, look along a board.
  11. Garward
    I welcome at a forum, Sergey! Good work, here that means thoughtful approach to model construction from a kit!
  12. Garward
    Solutions for a chemical blackening of trunks of the guns made of different materials, differ among themselves a little, but the structure of many of them includes selenious acid. This acid is widely used by jewelers also enough.
  13. Garward
    Application of various chemical means for metal burnishing which are on sale in shops for hunters, too yields quite good results.
  14. Garward
    For real barrels it is known and it is clear. And what you can tell about that, how many time needs to be processed for blackening by vinegar solution a trunk from brass which is made for model and doesn't shoot?
  15. Garward
    Here one more Mamoli Surprise http://gallery.shipmodeling.ru/main.php?g2_itemId=10160
  16. Garward
    Please, Mamoli Surprise photo gallery http://gallery.shipmodeling.ru/main.php?g2_itemId=104034&g2_imageViewsIndex=1
  17. Garward
    The interesting recipe repeating procedure applied by the real ships of cooling of gun trunks at firing: trunks were cooled with vinegar solution (were covered with tarpaulin and poured down). You won't tell, how many it is necessary to vinegar solution a trunk from brass which is made for model and doesn't shoot?
  18. Garward
    Simply, quickly and effectively!
  19. Garward
    Interesting ancient recipes which shouldn't be forgotten, they contain useful information. You couldn't show a photo with results of application of these recipes for blackening of gun trunks?
  20. Garward
    The bottom deadeye and chains mainmast, the left board are established.
  21. Garward
    Hello, Juergen! Good work, it is pleasant to look!
  22. Garward
    Augie, thanks for the explanation. In general I know that where the word "amen" is usually used.
  23. Garward
    And what it has to mean?
  24. Garward
    Some grades of glue applied by Russians and the Ukrainian modellers, it is possible to look here http://shipmodeling.ru/shop/category/16/section/112/ http://www.modelsworld.ru/shop/category245.php
  25. Garward
    I meant a large amount of glues like PVA and the epoxy glues which are let out in the different countries and some of different among themselves, and also, for example, electroconductive glue.

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