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  1. Valeriy V
    Thanks to everyone who praised my work and has given her their attention! Now a slight digression from the main topic. It will be interesting to those who like the Russian Imperial yacht "Standart".
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    This is a hatch for dumping ashes overboard, did I understand you correctly?
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    Crane beam for loading torpedoes.
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    Steven, thanks for your kind words! I think that if you are engaged in building models of metal with the same diligence as the model of wood, then you still get great.
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    I am in anticipation of delight. At your scale, this part will be half the size!!!
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    Thank you, Keith! I was thinking about the channel, but it does not solve the tasks that I set for myself: - the scoop should cover the frame - the back wall should be bent up
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    Unfortunately it was impossible to photograph. Both hands were busy soldering parts. I hope that this scheme will explain all my actions.
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    Thank you for your feedback, colleagues! I continue to produce small parts on hull. Scupper lip.
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    Yes, Michael, the pressure was constant, but very weak and short. Some lubricating oil was used as a lubricant. The tube did not anneal, brass was already quite soft.
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    Thank you! In the Russian fleet there were both accommodation options "eyebrows"
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    Gerald , I admire your work and learn from you.
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    Then I repeat all my actions 120 times.
  13. Valeriy V
    Now I grind off the excess and get the profile of the visor I need.
  14. Valeriy V
    I solder together two pieces of tubes. The outer tube is made with flared.
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    I make a visor on the porthole on a lathe. Flaring tube.
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    Thank you,druxey ! It's time for the portholes. The portholes on the Varyag had a visor in the upper part. This visor was cast entirely with the porthole.
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    Cover for anchor hawse-hole.
  18. Valeriy V
    Paper cannons! This is perhaps more abruptly than all the other amazing things on this model !!! Doris, I bow to your skill.
  19. Valeriy V
    Keith, your propeller turned out to be very good, but in order to have absolutely everything correctly, it is necessary to twist each blade a little around its axis. I hope that I do not interfere too much with your process.
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    Keith , I understand that I was late, but maybe in the future these drawings will be useful to you.
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    Alexander, you work very carefully. I know how difficult it is to turn small parts out of ferrous metal, you do it perfectly.
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    Anchor hawse-hole and stiffener.
  23. Valeriy V
    Alexander, your work is great! Perhaps it means SATIN ?
  24. Valeriy V
    Javier, that's wonderful! This is a masterpiece on the palm of your hand!!!
  25. Valeriy V
    G.L. , I got all my knowledge of electroforming from the Internet, videos and articles. I added to this my thoughts, ideas and got the technology I needed. You can go the same way.

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