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  1. Dida
    Hi, Bob! I am experimenting, little bit. :) This is only the basis for the deck.
  2. Dida
    The deck is nearly finished.
  3. Dida
    Hi, Tom! The deck is not yet finished. It must be like polished. Then I will see what to do next. Have a nice day Tom!
  4. Dida
    Filling the deck...
  5. Dida
    You will see in the next photos! :)
  6. Dida
    Forming the deck with poliuretan foam:
  7. Dida
    Thank you Russ. This is preliminary work: I want to see if the hull shape is as I want.
  8. Dida
    Shaping the deck.
  9. Dida
    The hull is nearly done.
  10. Dida
    Hello Alex! Very nice build, very clean work. Where did you cut the bulkheads?
  11. Dida
    Hi, Anja! I can't see attached pictures. What could be the problem?
  12. Dida
    Nice tutorial! Thank you for submitting it. Is the last picture imported dxf in FreeShip?
  13. Dida
    Hi, Jaro! Did you start the tutorial? If you did, please, can you put the link in this topic? Kind regards, Hrvoje
  14. Dida
    The ship is really beautiful. And the work is neat and precise. I like it!
  15. Dida
    Hi, Sinan! Did you get tired like me with all those frames? I put my model little bit aside.
  16. Dida
    The deck will be beautiful!
  17. Dida
    I am impressed with your way of shipbuilding. Beautiful, really beautiful!
  18. Dida
    Beautiful build, Ian. It is nice to see so much details.
  19. Dida
    Nenad, all points you put on the paper are important to me, also. I would add one additional: no time limitations! I work only when I am in good mood.
  20. Dida
    Hi, Nenad! Nice build, this will be beautiful ship.
  21. Dida
    Great work! Beautiful details.
  22. Dida
    So we can agree Elmir's bracera is the lug rigged single mast bracera. I like this Wikipedia!
  23. Dida
    Inspiring work. I enjoy each of you photos. Some of them seem to be taken on the real ship!
  24. Dida
    Thank you for the links to the add-in site. Very useful pages.
  25. Dida
    Hi, Elmir! I am glad to find you here, too! The build is already beautiful.

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