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	Hello everyone, After spending some time working on the Ranger from Corel, it was time to get back to this fine piece. As you can see, the masts are almost finished. They still need their tops, ropes, and blocks, and they will be waxed and polished. Then they will go into the display case on the ship so they are out of the way when I finish the yards. Best regards
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Hello everyone, The package actually arrived today. Anyone who took a closer look at the box probably guessed, as I did, that something about it seemed familiar. And yes, the guess is correct: the contents are identical to those of dear Pavel Nikitin. At the same time, I found a Facebook post from 2019 that finally confirms the whole thing. It appears to be his first version of the Oseberg, which is also evident from the excellent quality of the materials. Sixteen solid wood panels in various thicknesses and two plywood panels for the basic frame. Canvas, ropes and a few nails. Three A0 sheets of plans and illustrated building instructions in English and Ukrainian complete the package. I am personally very excited about the contents, pack everything back up nicely and store it in the cupboard until existing projects are completed. Greetings to all of you out there Translated with DeepL.com (free version) - 
	
  
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Hello everyone, I found a Drakkar online and ordered it. I will let you know as soon as the box arrives. Best regards - 
	
  
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