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Everything posted by Valeriy V
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Thank you Keith! Thanks to the Lord God, everything is fine with me and I am completing my project. It remains for me to install the steam boats on the model and raise the flags.
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Thanks Pontus! In the Russian Navy there were only 5 ships with that name. Swedish 64-gun ship of the line ,taken prisoner in 1790, served until 1813 74-gun ship of the line, built in 1818 in Arkhangelsk, served until 1833 74-gun ship of the line, built in 1837 in Arkhangelsk, served until 1852 and converted into a blockhead 84-gun screw ship of the line, built in 1854 in St. Petersburg, served until 1874 Battleship built by Kramp together with Varyag 1901
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This is a model of a steam mine boat from the battleship Peresvet. I talked about this model on 2 pages of this topic. There were other boats on the Potemkin and Retvizan.
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Thanks to everyone who visited my topic, for your likes and nice comments! My work is nearing completion and I hope that the current life circumstances will allow me to successfully finish. I continue to install artillery.
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Szia róka ! On the model, I showed a variant of opening the shutters of the gun port to ventilate the ship. Before the start of the battle, the gun hatch doors were fully opened.
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