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    In conclusion, dear colleagues and friends, let me express my gratitude to everyone who followed my work, for your responses and comments. Your opinion is very important and dear to me. I especially want to express my gratitude to my daughter-in-law Valeria, who provided valuable assistance in translating my messages, my knowledge of English for this was clearly not enough. I wish you inspiration in work, my dear friends. With deep respect, Alexander Belan.
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    Waiting to be transported.
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    The case is dismountable, assembled out of three parts. The base - chipboard, covered with green fabric. The case itself is a 3mm glass in joints on silicone. Detachable cover with LED lighting. All assembled.
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    The wooden case was ordered a long time ago, so it was awaiting the end of the work for almost two years. The carpenter is a real Master, I tried to find the good one for a very long time, and I found him when I ordered the case for Carolina.
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    Greetings, dear colleagues. I would like to present the final touch of my work with “La Jacinthe”. While I was assembling the rigging, sails and the case, I had to construct a temporary refuge from the dust.
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    Thank you very much my dear colleagues and friends for such warm words. I’m very touched by your attention to my work. My best regards.
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    Your handicraft is truly amazing! My best regards, Alexander.
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    A bit of the deck.
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    Pieces of the rigging.
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    Hull.
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    My work on the “La Jacinthe ” is coming to an end. There’s always room from improvement, so one must know when to put the final point. I would like to express my gratitude to honorable Masters, Dmitriy Shevelev and Slavyan Snarlev, whose work had inspired me to build this beautiful ship. I would like to thank my friends Oleg Seregin and Vladimir Turbasov for the photo reports on the building process, that were of a big help for me. I would also like to thank Vladislav Stavanov for his help and support and all the Masters who paid attention to my work and helped me by the constructive critics and advices. My best regards.
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    Thank you very much, Colleagues for such a high evaluation of my work. My best regards.
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    I have finished with the leading end on the deck.
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    It is time to change the building berth to the stand.
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    I have ink painted it and covered with 2 layers of tung oil.
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    I have made a stand. I would like to point out that it had to be done before installing the riggings and mast-and-sparts. Adjusting the profile of the stand with a finished model is very hard. Material - pear tree.
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    Your work is gorgeous I admire your craftsmanship a lot. My best regards, Alexander.
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    While working on the installation of riggings, I made the flag and pennant. Taking my wife’s advice I bought a rayon of three different colors, instead of using the dye, luckily it’s not the British flag, so I glued the rayons together, just like the sails. I made it in two variations.
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    Thank you very much, Gary.
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    Thank you very much. Pear blocks.
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    My greetings, dear Gary Your work doesnt cease to amaze. And the detalizaiting is just "killing". The window make one worrying about the crew - would it be injured by the shards of glass. My best regards, Alexander.
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    Greeting, dear colleagues, i have made a parrel truck, installed a mainsail, and arranged mast balls on the deck.
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    While the topmast was drying out, I made a cat-block.

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