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  1. giampieroricci
    the two hinges made me crazy!! Macro! Super-macro!
  2. giampieroricci
    I completed the long work to the cabins and the Council Hall. The two benches: the chest the frieze
  3. giampieroricci
    thank you, friends! warehouse shelves final fixing in the meantime I prepared the table of the Council Hall
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    I completed the preparation of the Captain's cabin, with many difficulties. I have yet to finish the warehouse and then I can definitely fix The door handles. Photos in super macro! The bunk with the mattress view from the inside
  7. giampieroricci
    Thank you very much, Friends!!
  8. giampieroricci
    I decided to change the system for opening doors by mounting the external hinges. Now the door opens fully: I started the construction of the hanging cabinets. Everything is still temporarily resting, I have not glued nothing:
  9. giampieroricci
    Fantastic work, Albert!!
  10. giampieroricci
    The drawings do not notice the hinges outside the doors, I presume, are recessed, so I've thought of an alternative system; I do not know if it can be appropriate, but it sure is effective: the pictures explain better than words: The desk:
  11. giampieroricci
    excellent work, Johann!!
  12. giampieroricci
    Thank you for likes and compliments, friends! tests positioning:
  13. giampieroricci
    Some progress; walls and doors of the cabin of the Captain and the closet
  14. giampieroricci
    I went a bit 'forward in the construction of the Capitain's cabin, but first I had to prepare the bulkhead separating the boardroom by the bridge battery The interior of the Capitain's cabin: this is the small wall of the bunk where will placed the mattress, with the drawer on the bottom Macro
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    Thank you, friends!! I started working at the Captain's cabin; I also wanted to try out the mattress. For the body of the mattress I used a small piece of sponge for dishes coated with the thin cloth and sewing the edge. This is just an attempt, I'll probably have to do it a few millimeters bigger
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    Perfect work, Paul!! Wonderful!
  17. giampieroricci
    Preparation of the ropes backward supporting the beams of the formwork
  18. giampieroricci
    I started work at the stern to prepare the boardroom and beams of the formwork.
  19. giampieroricci
    You are right! I give a coat of clear lacquer matte finish to fix all the small scratches that inevitably are created while working on the model! Thank you for your suggestion!
  20. giampieroricci
    For the coating of the smaller circular scuppers, after having pierced with much trepidation and caution, to avoid spoiling the model, I used a thin lead foil beaten anvil wrapped around a rod of the right size that I used as a guide 'insertion into the hole:
  21. giampieroricci
    little progress: scuppers:
  22. giampieroricci
    Hallo Gary! I will follow with great interest your work: my next site will be just the Naiad of which I'm already studying the excellent monograph of EdT!
  23. giampieroricci
    I completed the binnacle of the main bell
  24. giampieroricci
    the picture is not one of the best ....!
  25. giampieroricci
    Hatch of the kitchen: Preparation of the stairway to the deck of the kitchen great bell:

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