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Valeriy V

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    You can look at the work of my friends ship modelers.
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    Lou, of course come to Zaporozhye. We have few museums, but there are some very interesting ones for those who like technology.
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    Gary, Keith, thank you! I hope to extend the enjoyment of viewing the pictures a little.
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    Yes, Lou, I understand you. I am very pleased that my work brings so many positive emotions!
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    Thanks everyone for your feedback and likes! The final appearance of the capstan after plating with nickel in an electroplating bath.
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    Thanks Phil! My work is progressing.
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    Sorry Roger, but I don't know the exact name in English, maybe it's a die. https://markis.su/shop/filernaya-doska-eagle/
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    Thanks, Keith. The photo shows a wire with a diameter of 0.9 mm, but for other shackles I use wire from 0.7 to 1.2 mm.
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    Allan, everything is very simple - I show it with the example of a large rod.
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    Thanks everyone for your kind feedback and likes.
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    The rigging shackle can now be applied to the model.
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    Now you need to add the locking bolt.
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    The rigging shackle is almost ready.
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    The resulting blanks are crimped on a rod with a diameter of 1.2 mm.
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    Using a flange and a drill, I make blanks.
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    Rigging shackle, perhaps someone will be interested in this version of its manufacture. Manufacturing a semi-circular blank. I pull the brass bar through the die.
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    Yes, Bedford, you are right. This is only a rough assembly, the shaft on the electric motor is also temporary, it will be shortened later.
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    Electric winch. Pre-assembly of parts.
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    Greetings to you, Alexander! Thank you for your feedback and I am a little behind the times, so the question for you is - have you started your new project or are you still choosing?
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    Thanks Keith. I do not have the opportunity to photograph the manufacturing process of all parts. There are a lot of them and there is always very little time. It will be easier if you ask me about a specific detail and I will try to answer your question in as much detail as possible.
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    Thanks Gary! You are absolutely right - the method of highlighting small details on trivial nodes makes it possible to turn the simplest boat into an interesting art object. After all, you yourself do this on your models.
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    Rest assured, it is indeed silver plated in an electroplating bath.
  23. Valeriy V
    The ladder now has brass handrails. The gangway is ready to be installed on the cruiser.
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    The ladder is covered with a layer of silver.
  25. Valeriy V
    The side parts of the ladder are etched.

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