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  1.    abelson reacted to a post in a topic: US Brig Niagara by Abelson - Model Shipways - 3/16" scale
  2. Sergey Karelia
    thanks I'll do this
  3.    Sergey Karelia reacted to a post in a topic: US Brig Niagara by Usgecko - Model Shipways
  4. Sergey Karelia
    Good afternoon! This is a photo from your post Tell me, please, where will you take these ends of the ropes? Or will you set sails? I don't know what to do on my model. I'm already thinking about not putting these blocks.
  5.    Sergey Karelia reacted to a post in a topic: US Brig Niagara by Abelson - Model Shipways - 3/16" scale
  6.    Sergey Karelia reacted to a post in a topic: US Brig Niagara by milosmail - Model Shipways - 1:64
  7. Sergey Karelia
    Good job and serious plans! I think 4 mm will be big too. I tried these, but I put 2.5 mm single block and 3 mm double block, since the hooks also reduce the distance to the eye bolt. especially on the moving part of the carriage.
  8.    Sergey Karelia reacted to a post in a topic: Perseverance 1807 by Isaiah - FINISHED - Modellers Shipyard - Colonial Brig
  9. Sergey Karelia
    Have a good time! If you understood correctly, then see the photo. It is better to assemble the bowsprit completely, and then install it. It will be very inconvenient to fasten and tie the rigging
  10.    scrubbyj427 reacted to a post in a topic: La Renommee 1744 by cafmodel - CAF - 1:48
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  16.    Sergey Karelia reacted to a post in a topic: Hannah by ccoyle - Ship Model Okumoto - 1/70 - Colonial Schooner - on indefinite hold
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  20. Sergey Karelia
    a magnificent cannon! but I would replace the threads with more textured ones. I made a couple of similar guns, but yours is certainly much better!
  21.    Sergey Karelia reacted to a post in a topic: La Renommee 1744 by cafmodel - CAF - 1:48
  22.    Sergey Karelia reacted to a post in a topic: US Brig Syren by bobandlucy - Model Shipways - 1:64
  23. Sergey Karelia
    you have a good build for the first job! of course there are minuses, the main thing is not to lose motivation and finish the model. and then you will build the next ship
  24. Sergey Karelia
    This is yard rope (if I understood the question correctly) I didn't put all the blocks from the drawing, because I don't plan to set sail and some blocks will remain empty
  25. Sergey Karelia
    so it is! I saw it on my model
  26.    Sergey Karelia reacted to a post in a topic: HMS Diana by DavidEN - Caldercraft - 1:64
  27.    Sergey Karelia reacted to a post in a topic: Albatros by Dr PR - Mantua - Scale 1:48 - Revenue Cutter kitbash about 1815
  28.    Sergey Karelia reacted to a post in a topic: Albatros by Dr PR - Mantua - Scale 1:48 - Revenue Cutter kitbash about 1815
  29. Sergey Karelia
    Good time! And what is this? I was building a spray, I don't remember such an element. I did cabin interiors and lighting. I still have a few photos of this model. The ship is far away from me now. An old friend of mine started building it as a child, but he couldn't finish it. For thirty years the ship lay in a forgotten shed. I completed it and returned it to a friend. photos of the initial state and the finished ship are attached. (light switch button - galley pipe)
  30. Sergey Karelia
    Tav1.tifI'm going to build Santa Maria too
  31. Sergey Karelia
    the ship is amazing in beauty and detail! you are lucky to have such a set I saw it here: http://www.chez-xandra.eu/publ/16
  32. Sergey Karelia
    thank you! I will work
  33. Sergey Karelia
    does anyone have examples of Blue Shadow builds? to strive for
  34. Sergey Karelia
    I started deck repairs I think there will be difficulties with replacing broken deck boards
  35. Sergey Karelia
    i suspended work on Niagara. moved to another topic Blue Shadow Mamoli - - Kit build logs for subjects built from 1751 - 1800 - Model Ship World™

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