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    I spent 120 slats on the hull plating below the barhouts
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    I put 2000 wooden nails into the side of the ship. I put wooden nails into the light wood, and copper nails into the black wood. I also make gun ports.
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    While I'm waiting for the slats for the hull sheathing, I decided to make the stern port covers.
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    I am slowly covering the ship's hull.
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    I covered the upper part of the body. I used pear and black hornbeam.
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    First, I make a chamfer on the strip with sandpaper, then I glue it.
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    I place the slats close to each other. There is no distance between them. The slats have angles of 45 degrees, not 90. Maybe that is why it seems that there is a distance between them.
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    it becomes clear what the ship's hull will look like.
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    Started to cover the body with slats
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    In the evening I glue the strip, in the morning I break it off. And so on 2 times. I still couldn't get an even and correct line.
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    The hardest part was attaching the first strip. I had to tear it off and glue it back on twice.
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    On Aliexpress 003.mp4
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    I bought myself a machine for thin drills. Now it will be easier to make loops for gun ports.
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    This is the second option, I didn’t like the first option.
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    I got tired of making gun ports and decided to draw a little. I drew wreaths for gun ports.
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