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Valeriy V

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    Rosters , ammunition rail and bridge for the transition are soldered together.
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    No, I did not use the template. A simple soldering process has been applied here.
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    Keith , when soldering with tin, I use a thin soldering iron tip and after soldering I carefully clean the traces of solder.
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    I welcome all members of the forum in 2020. And I continue to build my model ...
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    Thank , Gary! They are intended for fastening davits and soon I will show them in action.
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    To my regret, the Russian fleet of that period was a collection of ships with technical characteristics that were very different from each other. Therefore, it is impossible to call the Russian fleet balanced, this is one of the reasons for the tragedy of defeat. Although undoubtedly the ships were beautiful.
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    Hi Hubert! I am glad that my reports will help you. Join us and we will build steam fleet models together.
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    I completely agree with you. And with the author of the book from Germany ....
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    Thanks Michael! I’ll also add from myself that it’s more convenient for me to process a round bar on a milling machine.
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    Keith, everything is simple - I don’t have a square bar of suitable section size.
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    Thank you all for your feedback! My work goes on ...
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    The bucket seat is only for the commander of the ship. If I understand you correctly....
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    Wheelhouse and its details.
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    Alexander, congratulations on the completion of an excellent work! Special thanks to you for interesting reports about the construction of the model. The case for the model is very harmonious and thought out, there is nothing superfluous, an excellent solution.
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    Askold, thanks for the tip. I found there another photograph of USS Brooklyn.
  16. Valeriy V
    Colleagues, I need help. I am looking for a drawing or high-quality photograph of a 750 mm searchlight that was installed on ships of the US Navy at the beginning of the 20th century. The same spotlights were on Varyag.
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    I continue to build - conning tower and navigation bridge.
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    Phil, thanks for the helpful info.
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    Eberhard, you have impressive progress. I look forward to an interesting continuation, especially the gun!
  20. Valeriy V
    Colleagues, thank you for your feedbacks! No, I'm not a watchmaker. I have an easy scale, only 1/75. And watchmakers jeweler work on a smaller scale 1/160.
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    Keith, this is a very interesting continuation of a wonderful work. I continue to watch her with pleasure.
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    Pre-assembled crane.
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    Photos of all parts of the crane.
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    Manufacturing boom crane.
  25. Valeriy V
    Thanks to all who follow my topic! Manufacturing crane for anchor. The first step is to support the crane....

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