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    Valera, will there be tanks (T-26) on deck? Made of metal? ))
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  12. Dart
    I also paused a little.
  13. Dart
    Thanks. I see. I thought the topsail was lowered at every tack.
  14. Dart
    No. Time has nothing to do with it. There are photos of completely new schooners, with the same boom. This is an American fishing schooner built in 1884. Photo from 1886. The boom is also curved.
  15. Dart
    I see. As a version. One more question. I drew a drawing of a Russian military clipper ship. But I don't understand how the topsail tack changes?
  16. Dart
    I am also building such a ship. I will follow with interest.
  17. Dart
    Question. Why did you make such a bend of the boom?
  18. Dart
    That's right. But the customer asked for it. It was under the white sail that he sailed on the lake as a child.
  19. Dart
    That's all. The end. P. S. Sorry for my mess.
  20. Dart
    A total of 8 such models were built. Material-pine, linen, cambric, steel.
  21. Dart
    Assembly, installation of fittings, rigging, mast.
  22. Dart
    Without frame
  23. Dart
    The assembly is done on the frame.
  24. Dart
    Gdov-boat. Fishing and transport vessel from Lake Peipsi. They were built in the city of Gdov, where the name came from. A local traditional sailing and rowing vessel for fishing and work. The length is about 7 ... 8 meters. Late 19th century... late 20th century. Since the 40s, an engine has been installed. The boats had quite a busy life. I have an article about their history from the 19th century. I can post it here. But it is useless for most people, since it is not in English.

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