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    This dream last strip of the second hull plating.
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    The model is very difficult. Probably the most difficult one I have ever built. Additionally, very poor photo instructions that differ from the attached plans. The advantage is the good quality of the included materials and laser cutting.
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    First layer and not sanded yet.
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    The first sheathing boards.
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    A method for future mounting of gun barrels. I trust that the installation locations and heights of these strips are at the appropriate heights. (Google translation)
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    The two lower decks fit well to the model's frame. In principle, they can be mounted on frames without any problems. Deck joints only require light laser sanding of the coating. (Google Translation)
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    Shipyard and frame structure elements. (Google Translation)
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    The SAN FELIPE - Mantua set in 1:75 scale will be a huge challenge. Photo instructions and drawing plans are not compatible in many places. They often lack logical consistency in terms of the sequence of construction stages. The frame structure elements differ from the deck dimensions by as much as 5 mm (!). This cursory look at the kit gives a foretaste of the difficulties I will encounter while working on the model. (Google Translation)

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