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    Yes, undoubtedly, paint helps strengthen the edge.
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    As a result, the hull looks like this.
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    After the car putty has dried, I check the thickness using a 0.12 mm thick plate.
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    Strips of masking tape are glued to the hull.
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    Hi all! And I continue to work on the hull. The process of depicting external cladding belts. Marking of lines on the hull of the model.
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    This is a very accurate remark! I have had to verify this many times. Great job, Javelin!
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    Thank you, Jan! I realized this is the "cook galley"
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    Thank you Joachim! Join us on the forum with your work!
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    Need help identifying the name of the room near the chimney.
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    Thank you, Nils! They are needed for the pillars of the navigation bridge. There are none in the aft part of the spardeck.
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    Yes, Keith, the ship's structure is riveted. Welding at that time was just beginning its journey in shipbuilding.
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    General view of the deck.
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    Poop.
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    Spardek
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    Hi all! I finished covering the deck with metal. Forecastle.
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    The great news doesn't have to end, Keith! I wish you a speedy successful recovery!
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    Andy! I'm already used to it and it will be difficult for me without it.
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    Hi Jan! Yes, that’s exactly it, the hatches could open to 2 opposite sides. A bracket between the hinges to tighten the lid in stormy conditions. I'll install bolts there later to tighten it down.
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    It is interesting that according to the staffing schedule, these ships only had 2 officers. It is possible that they are both shown in the photo. Although the midshipman could have been a guest.
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    Yes, Roger! The problem of overload on these ships was big. Therefore, in every possible way they tried to lighten the structures.
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    Yves, this is not entirely true. This is a color imitation using cupronickel.
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    And now they are all posing together on the model’s hull.
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    Boxes for spare torpedoes. On the ship they were made of aluminum alloys.
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    I continue my soldering of brass parts. The photo shows the engine room hatches.
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    Keith, i'm happy to help! Yes, of course, the soldering method with solders of different melting temperatures is also good. I use it in rare cases when the main method does not help. And instead of a radiator, you can use an ordinary spring clamp that will secure the part from shifting.

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