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  19. Obormotov
    Hello! Amalio, I do not speak English very well, so I am writing with the help of a translator. It seems to me that the solution to the problem with images is on MSW! I think it's here: https://modelshipworld.com/topic/21613-uploading-pictures/?do=findComment&comment=815768
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  22. Obormotov
    Вашему лучшему другу с четырьмя лапами и коротким хвостом, похоже, очень нравится ваш корабль. он гордится ими!😜
  23. Obormotov
    Looks absolutely great!! and by the way, if you create a living and meaningful object, and your ship is exactly like that, how can you consider that you are doing a "crappy assembly"? forgive me if I'm being tactless... Your ship deserves both respect and the most sincere and vivid epithets... sorry, I think so.
  24. Obormotov
    🙂Good afternoon, MSW, Kevin and everyone who is interested in ships... I am very glad that you, Kevin, are doing well and you continue to create your beautiful ship... I understand very little about ships, and therefore my question may seem ridiculous to you . and yet I'll try to find out: on the ship Indefatigable, two rows of "clusters" where the guns are located (I don't know how to say it correctly, in the maritime language.) The top row ends right next to the cabin, it turns out that the guns are in the cabin campaign? (I'm not sure if this room is a campaign room). By the way, it's the same on other ships, for example, HMS Victory. I think this is a little strange? Or maybe I don't understand something. This is not so important in the course of models, I just want to understand why this is so? I hope you have time to answer. thank you in advance! best wishes! Egor.
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    Hi, Kevin! I am very glad to see your new photos. New photos mean that you continue to build the ship. So you have the opportunity, strength, and time. If so, then this is very good! Your Indefatigable looks great. He's great! And by the way, it's great that you have good weather! I wish you creative success! Dog Hi!
  27. Obormotov
    I've run out of superlative words... Amalio you're creating a work of art! Magnificent! And also, looking at your model, I understood how the ship is being built!
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    Oh... God... I'm at the end. But how is it? it was so interesting and suddenly... It's over.... But there will be a continuation of such an interesting magazine, right? Very curious: what will the model look like with sails and rigging? I'm really looking forward to the next posts, dear Thukydides, Don't leave us in the most interesting place... and of course be sure to be healthy and happy! with the best wishes to all!
  33. Obormotov
    Hi all! Hello Thukydides! I can't find the right words to describe my experience with this build log. I could never imagine how much depends on the shadow, and the transition from light to shadow and vice versa. from light to dark.... my mind will now leave its usual skull, and go to explore the world just opened to it! You've got an excellent model, and an excellent tutorial on creating three-dimensional, colored objects. Your photos are excellent. These are beautifully done illustrations. Your work deserves the highest appreciation, and it is very informative and interesting! Thank you very much for your hard work. For a patient and calm explanation of a very difficult material. Fabulous!!
  34. Obormotov
    Hi all! Hello Thukydides! I can't find the right words to describe my experience with this build log. I could never imagine how much depends on the shadow, and the transition from light to shadow and vice versa. from light to dark.... my mind will now leave its usual skull, and go to explore the world just opened to it! You've got an excellent model, and an excellent tutorial on creating three-dimensional, colored objects. Your photos are excellent. These are beautifully done illustrations. Your work deserves the highest appreciation, and it is very informative and interesting! Thank you very much for your hard work. For a patient and calm explanation of a very difficult material. Fabulous!!
  35. Obormotov
    Thukydides, Hello, I wish you health and good luck! First of all I want to apologize for my English. English is not a language that I know well and that's why I use an electronic translator. I apologize if it's not clear! Thukydides, your explanation of how light and shadow work, as well as saturation, is respectable and, most importantly, very clear. Intelligibly .. When I got the opportunity to draw in computer programs, and the computer itself, for a very long time I did not understand what I was doing wrong. Why there is no perspective, no sense of the volume of the object. After all, hand-drawn ones look the best. I regret that at that time I did not read this forum .. And I had to try for many years and look for knowledge wherever you can find it. Thank you for the lesson. Once again I apologize if I say something is not correct or not clear. With best wishes, creative success, dear Thukydides!
  36. Obormotov
    Hello. The reference article about the ship is very interesting and informative! Thank you!
  37. Obormotov
    Hello! I look at the photo where you are together, the three of us, I rejoice! I want to wish you good luck, health, you will be fine. Everything will work out. Everything will end beautifully, and then again, it will begin again !!! best wishes! Egor. I almost forgot: you can't fail, you have a Dog!!!
  38. Obormotov
    Hi... thanks for the photos, the ship, and the last photo: two friends!! Look great together!
  39. Obormotov
    Hi... thanks for the photos, the ship, and the last photo: two friends!! Look great together!
  40. Obormotov
    http://davesconfederacy.blogspot.com/?m=1 look, I found on the MSW forum site, there is such a master, named Dave, he restored the "Confederation", and along with the rigging. Since you built such a model. I thought you would be interested. (Unless, of course, you haven't seen it before me...). Dave made a very spectacular ship, I think. and, just in case, in Ukrainian: дивись, знайшов на сайті форуму MSW, є такий майстер, на ім'я Дейв, він відновив "Конфедерацію", а заразом і такелаж. Якщо вже ви побудували таку модель. Я думав, тобі буде цікаво. (Якщо, звичайно, ви не бачили його до мене...). Гадаю, Дейв зробив дуже ефектний корабель.

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