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some progress. This work is really difficult. Especially I can not get the little crosses at the bottom of the third lap; I don't like how it is coming. I'm afraid that I have to look for alternative roads ......
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Continue I realized that I have mounted the hat of the light on the contrary, but fortunately it's only temporary, to make pictures....
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These days I am trying to build a sternlight. I began by its cover I first made of wood, in order to understand the forms, and then I tried to make brass.
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Great job!!! Pure art!! Could you show a little more detail the implementation of the ruling wheel?
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ancre le rochefort by cabrapente
giampieroricci replied to cabrapente's topic in - Build logs for subjects built 1751 - 1800
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the bell is shaped a little strange, don't you think so? your model deserves a better one!
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What a wonderful work I was losing!!! Fantastic!!
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