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    Hello, thank you for the kind comments. Today I will show you some pictures to making the compass of the French corvette. I hope you like them.
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    Hello Michael, your metal work is excellent and also the rest of the model.
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    Hello Robert, it really is a wonderful model. I'm thrilled. It occurs in a very harmonious appearance. Very well done.
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    Hello, thank you for your comments, Gyula. There are some pictures illustrating the macking of guns. So thats it for now, hope you like them.
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    Again, a fantastic performance, Doris.
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    Hello dear friends, I appreciate your nice comments and thank you very much for your nice words. Today I will explain the process for preparing grids for the skylights. Therefore please note the following pictures.
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    Hello Bill, this is a very interesting technique for carving of ornaments for model ships. Incredible work as always!
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    Hi Greg, a very accurate and admirable performance that you show here. This is the construction of a model in its highest form. I apologize for my bad English.
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    Hello, the La Créole had a total of 6 light swivel guns, which were probably intended for close combat. 4 of them were in the front and 2 mounted in the rear. The swivel guns are made ​​of brass. Here I show you the components before assembly. Other pictures show the finished swivel guns. And in the end a picture from the forecastle with swivel guns mounted.
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    Hello Mati, a very beautiful model and an absolutely great performance.
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    Hello Doris, thanks for the useful information. Also, I admire your great kind of ship model application. It is excellent and artistic value.
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    Hi Greg, this is an absolutely precise work. This is a very excellent model.
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    Hello Doris, this is once again an excellent job. What color do you use?
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    Hello, here I will show you now, how the figure mounted on galion looks.
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    Hello, I reworked the face of something figurehead again. Hopefully it's getting better.
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    Hello, today I'll show some pictures of the figurehead of the la creole. I used wood as boxwood. This timber is ideal for this. The images explains the attempt to carve the female figure. Here is the result. The figure is not yet finished. To be continued ...
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    Hello Obi, really, a great model. A very nice work.
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    Hello, this is truly an outstanding performance.
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    Hi Alexander, nice to meet you here at MSW. Your model is just great.
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    Hello Robert, an admirable model and very well built. I'm building a french corvette named la creole. I am very interested for the French Navy of the 19th Century.
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    hello, I admire your fantastic performance.
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    Hello Doris, how you manage the clean surface that looks like real wood? I know that it's carton, but it just looks fantastic. I admire your great work.
  23. archjofo
    Hello dear friends, here I show you pictures of manufacture of the steering wheel. I hope that it is interesting for you. Goodbye, see you soon.
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    Hello Doris, I'm fascinated by your performance as a sculptor.
  25. archjofo
    Hello, to build the capstan, was another challenge. The first attempt was unsuccessful. So I started a second attempt. The following figures show the manufacturing process. Be continued ...

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