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    Yes ,It's all boxwood
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    Complex model needs 5-axis CNC
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    I'm waiting for their reply. It may take some time
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    It needs to be refined
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    1765 Victory 1:72
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    First draft of clay sculpture
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    Atalanta and Fly are very similar
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    Hello ,Greg Thank you very much. I like the challenge. I hope it will succeed this time This one is very beautiful. What's the proportion of it? 1:48? Among the ribs of some ships, the gradual reduction of ribs will be obvious, and there will be many changes, but this one is not obvious, especially the change of 0.2-0.5mm in the ratio of 1:48. I think that the change size can be increased appropriately during construction, which can be 0.5-0.8mm. I want to hear your suggestions Happy New Year Tom
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    I've been catching a cold these days, I didn't get back in time Thank you very much for your help I noticed this situation in the initial drawing. According to the data measured in the original drawing, the change of the thickness of most ribs is not obvious, especially 1 / 48, which is not well reflected.
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    Thank you, I'm looking for more information. Hope to get more suggestions
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    Super beautiful
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    Super beautiful
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    This is a work finished five years ago,For the first production, there will always be a bit of regret left. I hope it can be made up by the next construction
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    This book is very good, with a very detailed structure introduction
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    There is a little difference between the original design drawing in 1775 and the completed drawing in 1778
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    This book is free and very detailed
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    I was shocked when I saw this set of drawings for the first time. He was so gorgeous and had so many beautiful paintings. I watched for a long time and slowly appreciated them, trying to understand the craftsman's state from my current perspective The ribs of British wooden sailboat are very complex. When making HMS enterprise, the ribs are simplified. There are two advantages: 1. The difficulty of making is reduced, the production is convenient, 2. The cost is reduced But for HMS fly, I want to show its original structure as much as I can, which is a big challenge for me, but I like to challenge Here's the scale, which can be adjusted to any scale
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    Thank you for caring about me. Thank you chuck for coordinating the copyright for me
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    Thank you very much. I've been dealing with other things recently. The design work has been delayed. I think I can put it into design 100% from next week

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