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Hello! I became the owner of a new KIT for the assembly of galleys from the Russian manufacturer. I know that I will be the first blogger to tell about this model. I hope you will find this interesting and you can ask questions to me or the manufacturer, I think they will be interested in this. The Kit is good because of the large scale 1:48 and quality of the laser cut from wood.(pear) The instruction is only in Russian now, but there are beautiful pictures.
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coxswain reacted to a post in a topic: AVOS 1806 by egen - Master Korabel - 1:72 - Russian tender
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IMPORTANT. I made a big mistake and want to tell about it. Pay attention to this, who will make the model. I used only the instructions for the pictures and did not refer to the description in the text. I decided to stick it right away. This is a mistake. It is necessary to glue at the very last moment. I had to tear it off with a kettle.
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