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  1. korablik1979
    Thank you, Vivian Galad! impressed with your answer ! You know the Russian language?
  2. korablik1979
    Thank you very much for your feedback
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    covered with oil: after drying oil tinting: Everything. And so it did: Sincerely, Alexander
  4. korablik1979
    manufacturing slot: Thread bottom feet:
  5. korablik1979
    Show how everything was done gradually Draft Thread moving eventually worked out the details. First rough and about moving eventually worked out the details. First rough and about later in more detail. Neponravilis folds of the dress , so was their remodel
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    Hello My name is Alexander. I apologize in advance if it is not clear. I do not speak in English and translated by a computer. Decided to share their work. Here I will try to show your thread. Do thread recently, so far the results are not very many. But the thread very much. Now work has a couple of figures. So soon there will be still other figures. I hope with time I will continue to show what I will appear. I'll start with figures that make for your model. Female figure on HMS Druid in 1776. First, the final result:
  7. korablik1979
    thank you very much for your reply, Remco. Closely following your work, thanks again for the detailed description of the work.
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    Hi Remco. My name is Alexander. Sorry for the bad English. I'm from Russia and English writing bad. I have a question for you. In the drawings of the ship at Harold Hahn have drop deck. You done smoothly. Why? Incorrect information from Hahn? Do you still have seen a caveat. Hahn place where joint border where you no longer vertical knee. Why?

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