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    Unfortunately, I only have a lot of photos for this ship. For other models, I only have final photos.
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    I have been building a ship for 2 years. It remains to hang 3 yards. I think in a month I will finish the construction.
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    Frames, bars on the windows I draw in autocad or in corel. Then I cut it out on a CNC machine from wooden dies of different thicknesses. I draw the decor in 3dmax, then cut it out on a CNC machine and bring it to the final with a drill. For guns I make a master model from wood, then I cast it from tin. Then all the copper is electrolyzed and then blackened with a chemical solution. It's so hard to describe everything in detail. If you have specific questions, write, I will answer. I twist the ropes for rigging on a special machine, which was made for me according to my drawings. For tying blocks, always caged ropes. I also check the first shrouds and all the loops that touch the spars.
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    Since there was no spars in the book, I made it according to the book "The rigging of the ships in the days of spritsail topmast 1600-1720"
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    I found another photo of the stern decor before installation on the ship.
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    Thank you. In general, this is my first such complex model with a lot of decor.
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    I came up with the decor on the stern myself, because I didn’t understand what was really there.
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    Thank you
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    At first I wanted to carve it in its entirety, but it seemed to me difficult and I made it in two parts. Front and back. Then glued.
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    Made a Roman for the stern.

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