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Everything posted by Valeriy V
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Michael. Great job done! Lantern is a work of art! But the sailor in the cockpit is nothing like you.
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Keith, maybe you and someone else will be interested. Once I decided to collect for the experiment a wooden hull of a model without frames. I used an ordinary plastic bag as a separator. All wooden slats are glued at the joints with epoxy glue. The hull was very light and durable.
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On the Varyag with networks it turned out even sadder. From the United States, the Varyag came only with poles. And the networks themselves appeared in Russia later, when Varyag was already flooded in Chemulpo.
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Thank you Phil! I tried to the best of my ability during all your absence. The photo shows a trash sleeve for ash and a pole of anti-torpedo protection.
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Alexey is already finishing his beautiful model and these photos are unlikely to be needed for him.
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More photos of "Standard" are here https://www.flickr.com/photos/149552988@N02/albums About the dark blue color of the boats I know nothing unfortunately.
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On such worldly ships there were no girls princes with photo cameras. The memory of the "Standard" in the photos remained thanks to them.
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I'm not going to build the "Standart" model for the time being, but I like this ship very much like many other modellers. Boat yacht "Standart".
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