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  1. zappto
    Hi all, thank you for nice words, it really helps! This weekend work on the lines. Few photos.
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    Goergeous work, i like your fine detailed work!
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    Hi all. Thank you Patrick and all the likes, appreciate a lot! Working on the spare lines ends, need to make them look like it sits there. Few photos of my rigging. Before: After:
  4. zappto
    This is real master, very fine build of the stand, looks perfect!
  5. zappto
    Hi all, still working on the rigging. I start to like it thought, just need a very steady hand! Today doing tops yards of the ship. Few photos:
  6. zappto
    Excellent work on the planking, you did wonderful job!
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    Beautiful weathering. I admire your creativity making all ship looking long time in the sea. Stunning work!
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    Hi all, thank you for nice comments! Icy snow do not bring any damage to the hull, it is so cold, all snow do not attach to the model. This weekend having fun on the rigging, it is really hard to place all yeards symetrical. Few photos.
  9. zappto
    Beautiful progress, rigging top class!
  10. zappto
    Hi all, rigging in progress. Now working on the bow section. Today we got some snow. Few winter icy sea photos.
  11. zappto
    Beautiful work on the lines, your spare ropes looking great! Can imagine hard to work on the tiny place on the deck!
  12. zappto
    Hi all, thank you for warm coments! Slowhand, rattlines are made of separate lines atached with white glue. It is easier way to make them and they looking neat!
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    Hello all builders! Thank you David! Happy new year! All the best, smooth builds and sticky glue! I am still working on the yeards, a lot of small lines needs to be attached. Must say it not the funniest part for me. Showing few photos:
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    Beautifull work on the spindless. The are incredible small! Neat work!
  15. zappto
    Your done wonderful progress! Looks real nice ship! Those dead eye line going around them, try to make it loose at first, later can place small vire to wrap little hooks line in the middle. It will make it not loose at all. It is just my opinion.
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    What interesting ship you will build. It is a pleasure to see a different ship build, not a tall ship. Looks like a nice kit!
  17. zappto
    Your work realy inspire, all seems possible. Wonderful work!
  18. zappto
    All looks sharp and neat, beautiful wood color.
  19. zappto
    Very nicely done, you can be proud of your self!
  20. zappto
    Hi, thank you Doris and all the likes. Yes, it is the main reason, also, i really like small sails on the yards. My skills not let me make nice looking full sails on the ship.
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    Hi all, thank you Popeye, Katsumoto, Messis for good words! Just dry fitting and trying the sails. Few photos:
  22. zappto
    This is remarkable job. Beautiful workmanship on the smalest parts!
  23. zappto
    Just stunning work, all the decorations come from the past! Wonderful!
  24. zappto
    Hi, thank you OC. Working on the furled sails, it is really fun work, sewing is nice after all the rigging. Few photos.
  25. zappto
    Hi all, thank you Nils, David, OC, Bob, Scott. Currently working on the yards, but run out of smallest 0.25 rope. i need to get it soon. I think to make small wrapped sails on the yards. Few photos:

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