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The mast is in the transportation position. But this is just for the report, after the final assembling and installation of the rigging I 'm not planning on putting the mast in the transportation position, so this function will be left for the soul, so to say.
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My greetings dear Geert. Thank you so much for your attention to my work and your help. My best regards.
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It is with a great interst that I studied Your presentation. It's a very high-quality, masterly work! I have found many intersting methods and technologies. Thank you very much for sharing your experience. Wishing You inspiration in Your further work. My best regards.
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My greetings, dear Keith Black. As I don't have a lathe machine, I had to lathe these pieces from several nails using a drill .
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Since I had troubles connecting can hook binding to the wood, I had to strengthen the knot by means of metal pintle.
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Yes, Valeriy, You're right, probably satin would be a more correct way to say. My best regards.
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Calico shine. Its a slang term. In the region where I live it means the shine somewhere between the mat and the glossy one. My best regards.
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A small vacation has passed by. This time has served to dry the model. I have processed with scotch brite and steel wool.
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This is the famous work of the Master, whose models many have been learning from. My best regards.
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