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Niagara is finished. I found all the answers to the assembly questions on this forum. Thank you all!
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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)
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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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About 10 years ago, I assembled a Blue Shadow model from MAMOLI. Then I had few skills and collected everything according to the instructions. The model turned out to be childishly naive, but cute. Mainly due to the rich rigging. Two years ago, I replaced all the rigging with threads of my own twisting, as the threads from the set were covered with dust and began to look not presentable. And he gave this ship to his colleague. For better preservation, I made a showcase, but it did not fit into the interior of my friend and he took it off. And it so happened that the children dropped the model. The results of the crash are in the photo. Now I have to put Niagara aside and do the restoration of Blue Shadow. I'm thinking of making the model better than it was. There is a lot of work to be done: - I've already cut all the rigging. Completely; - I will clear the deck, the deck will need to be cleaned of varnish and brought to the same color, I will add imitation nagels; - I will make a new becket, a pump, make a minimum strapping of guns, modify anchors, replace channels and yufers and blocks (I will make smaller); - maybe I'll add something else. thus, for the third time I take up this model
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if you put the shrouds individually (at the end of each loop, pic 1), then do not glue the mast, topmast and stengabram-topmast together. if the shrouds are paired, then you can glue (pic 2) do not forget about the gap between the mast parts, so that you can then carry out the rigging and have a good build!
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over the past couple of days, we have only managed to prepare the threads. I made 10 meters each. it will take much more. I decided to remake the guns. I did well, but I can do better
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on the advice of an expert, I omitted davit cleat I didn't take a photo, maybe tomorrow
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