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Valeriy V

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  1. Ras, congratulations on the completion of construction! I will be happy to observe how your skill improves with each subsequent work.
  2. Ras, you are making remarkable progress in your fine detail crafting skills!
  3. Sasha, I did not quite understand what detail we are talking about. About the one that I indicated with an arrow?
  4. Thanks friends! I'm very impressed with your feedback and wishes! Let's hope it all goes well. Any modeler, like an actor on stage and an artist in a gallery, needs grateful spectators. I am glad that my little performance and the picture that resulted from it gave pleasure to the audience on your forum. The model of the cruiser was made to order for a private collection, but I have no right to disclose the name of its owner, sorry. The purpose of my future work has not yet been determined, but it will certainly appear and I hope that I can show it here. I wish everyone a lot of interesting models and a pleasant pastime for their construction!
  5. I congratulate everyone on New Year's holidays. I wish you good models and a peaceful sky over your head!
  6. The flags on the ship are raised and it entered service! My project is complete.
  7. I present the final photos of the Varyag cruiser model. Side view
  8. 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.
  9. 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
  10. 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.
  11. The model will be stored in a case similar to the one in the photo.
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