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    Views of the model in separate parts.
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    I present the final photos of the Varyag cruiser model. Side view
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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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    A steel cable was strung as a life rail.
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    The model will be stored in a case similar to the one in the photo.
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    Franklin's lifeline.
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    My goal is getting closer...
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    As Solomon said, things are going to happen.
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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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    Keith, your build never ceases to amaze me. This is amazing!
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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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    Don't worry about small details as they will be clearly visible on deck guns.
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    I hope the power outages don't interfere with your prediction.
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    I welcome everyone! I installed artillery of the main caliber in the casemates.
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    An excellent work worth looking at with great interest. Please accept my congratulations on your successful completion!
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    Keith actually spends most of my time building a prototype. On it, the technological map is worked out, errors that arise are corrected, and optimal decisions are made on the further process. After that, mass production of repeated samples does not cause any special difficulties and takes much less time.
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    Phil, this license is for 9mm. And if you have 11 barrels with a caliber of 152 mm, then there will be very few people who want to ask you for a license.
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    Thank you all for your likes and comments. I am glad that my work is of interest and may be useful to someone. Group photo of guns.
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    Andy, at your request, I returned the match to its place.
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    The artillery mount is assembled.
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    Flywheels are in place.
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    Hi Rob! In the manufacture of crosses, I took the simplest path - I ordered photo-etching. To achieve a precise production of such a small detail by hand, I would have to spend a lot of time and effort.

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