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Sergey Karelia

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  1. Sergey Karelia
    fixed the node. wrapped the end of the rope
  2. Sergey Karelia
    installed the anchor
  3. Sergey Karelia
    I didn 't add a rail I accepted this option
  4. Sergey Karelia
    another photo
  5. Sergey Karelia
    I started assembling the hammock netting. chose an easy way it did not work out exactly to make a rail (the textile is movable), I'll take them off. I'll try to put wooden slats. but the concept is correct
  6. Sergey Karelia
    modified the yard
  7. Sergey Karelia
    correct it. installed the blocks on top of the ezelhoft
  8. Sergey Karelia
    I built Oseberg a few years ago
  9. Sergey Karelia
    Made a mistake. Retreated from the size and got a problem. the dead-eye should be lower
  10. Sergey Karelia
    I'll add it. then you will not be able to install the gunwale and the waterways
  11. Sergey Karelia
    a good start! but these creases need to be fixed now. the finishing covering will not hide them.
  12. Sergey Karelia
    Not quite. Only drawings, carronades and cannons remained from the kit. I used pear rails for the deck, sheathed the sides with black and yellow hornbeam (I do not like and do not know how to paint wood). the frames were brittle, I cut everything out of plywood. I wind the threads myself from Gutermann Tera, they are not twisted in the set in my opinion
  13. Sergey Karelia
    Hello everyone! A few years ago I started assembling this amazing ship. the elements from the set are not quite satisfied - they are very brittle. For this reason, I had to do a lot myself and took a lot of time. for some period I was at a dead end until I found this forum - I have very little information on the ship. Here I looked at the topics on this model and was inspired by the model again.

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