Valeriy V
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Sasha, I agree with Eberhard, brass rings are completely unnecessary here. You won't be able to make them the right size, it's a very small detail. Try making a loop of thread without a knot. Using cyacrine glue only, simply bend the thread into a loop and secure with glue. After this, cut off the extra piece of thread. This is how the bottom loop in the photo is made.
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Eberhard, this is not entirely true. The yards on the Varyag were not designed for sails. So I did everything as shown in the photo of the cruiser.
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And some more photos....
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Hello Sasha! I cannot explain this in words because the translator greatly distorts the terminology. I can only show in the photo how I made these parts on the Varyag.
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Thank you all for your attention to my work! I added a few more details...
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Hello Brett! If you need these drawings, write to me in a personal message. But I have them in the form of large fragments that will have to be joined.
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Phil! I use 30, 60, 80 and 100 watt soldering irons. I have a soldering station, but I rarely use it because I am not satisfied with the shape and quality of the heating element.
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The steering wheel at the stern was a spare one, and the main one was in the wheelhouse, in the bow of the ship. This is where the steering rope goes along the side.
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And now I tried on their location on the hull of the destroyer.
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I continue the process of building a destroyer. The photo shows parts of the steering gear drive.
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Gary, thank you for pleasing me with your next masterpiece. The sardine carrier makes you freeze for a long time in front of the monitor screen. This is wonderful! 👍👌
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Thank you, Nils! I tried my best. How long ago was it...
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The parts are assembled on the engineroom casing.
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Thank you Keith! I think he's fine.
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Yes, Yves! Blagoev's scale is smaller than Varyag's, so I have to take larger and larger matches.
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Thanks Rick, but you'll have to clarify your question.
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Nils, this is easy to do by knurling on a lathe. I have already talked about this process, look here , on page 13 of this topic.
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Mechanism for turning the ventilation socket.
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Yes, Nils, brass must be periodically annealed over a fire. Yes, Eberhard, you are right. The technological line is exactly like this. Thank you, Stephane! I am pleased that in France they are interested not only in sailing ships.
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Ventilation pipes.
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Yves and Phil! I have a set of matches of various calibers. For example, this match is one of the biggest.
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Thank you Keith! Don't pay attention to the incorrect terms. These are distortions from Google Translate.
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Skylights
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Ras, I enjoy watching your progress. What did you make the door handles from?
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I welcome everyone and continue my work. The process of making a ladder for a chimney.
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