EFIM NIKONOV 1721 kit Modified: INTERIOR VIEW

Dematosdg said:
Very nice built !!! Thank you for posting the link. I like the details of your built. Unfortunately I am not as skilled as you, but will try. Thank you again !!!

By any chance, do you have any other picture of the interior, besides the one I posted.
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Hello! Alas, these photos that you have are all that I have seen on the Internet. The only thing is that if you look at the photo, there will be a bench for rowers on the right, and a leather bag is right, it's a ballast tank, so to speak.
 
nekto1969 said:
Hello! Alas, these photos that you have are all that I have seen on the Internet. The only thing is that if you look at the photo, there will be a bench for rowers on the right, and a leather bag is right, it's a ballast tank, so to speak.
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Thank you !!! I will try to replicate that image and will add a few things that will sound "logic" to have.

Cheers
Daniel
 
This looks wonderful my friend. Now you can give full reign to your imagination of the interior for our enjoyment!
 
Good going Daniel. From the drawing and photograph, I can spot two lamps hanging from the roof area at either end of the interior hull, the rowing benches and then there has to be some tiller mechanism that would have been attached to the rudder in some or other way.
 
Heinrich said:
Good going Daniel. From the drawing and photograph, I can spot two lamps hanging from the roof area at either end of the interior hull, the rowing benches and then there has to be some tiller mechanism that would have been attached to the rudder in some or other way.
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The lamps is a good point that you saw them. Will see how i can do them. The tiller mech is included in the kit. Unfortunately I didn't think in advance to make it mobile. The bow and stern are filled with pieces of fabric to provide volume. Then that was covered with wood putting. First, I don't have a drill long enough "and thin enought" to go all through the fabric. Second, the drill bit, if I find one, will tangle with the fabric. So, most probably, the tiller will be static. Let's see.
 
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