These are really nice details Sasha. Once blackened some of these things will only be visible if someone looks closely - I like those additions to the ship as they bless the person who takes the time to explore the smallest details.
Model VICTORY by Deagostini, scale 1/84
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Here are the cluses after blackening
Made pillows for anchor ropes.
And here is the end result
Made pillows for anchor ropes.
And here is the end result
Thanks Paul. It's these little things that make up the overall look of the model.
Hello Sasha. That is such a good idea. Finishes off the gun port hoists really well. Cheers Grant
Hi Grant. Thank you.
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Exactly Sasha. It may not be all that visible or have a spectacular vision impact on its own, but it's a vital aspect of adding to the overall looks and accuracy of the model!
She looks great Sacha.
Nicely done. The little details are great.
Beautiful work Sasha! 
Good morning Sasha. Thanks. Yes I back to normal, off the pain meds and ready for action. I think in a few more days the plasters can come off and all I will have is the scar to remember it by.
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Very nice detailing Sasha.
Adding these details may not be seen by others, but leaving them out could lead to a less crisp look, thus inadvertently drawing the wrong kind of attention...
Nice work Sasha, always a joy to watch
Hi all.
I decided to make a binding for the operdeck guns. I made a template by which I calculated the length of the trousers. Further on the photo I think everything is clear
I decided to make a binding for the operdeck guns. I made a template by which I calculated the length of the trousers. Further on the photo I think everything is clear
I tied the trousers, as indicated in DeAgostini's journals. And then I came across a photo from the museum, and I had doubts about whether these guns had the right trousers. I consulted with fellow modellers and it turned out that it was not right. Now I'm redoing the binding 
Was and became
Redid one side, need 8 more guns on the other side to fix
Was and became
Redid one side, need 8 more guns on the other side to fix
Fencing on a gangway. Rack with a diameter of 0.5 mm, rope 0.45
I also installed the rear and side galleries. Rather, the basis for these galleries. That's all for now. Work continues
That's correct, Sanya! I was about to reply that the breeching was set incorrectly on your first post. The far most rings were used as load tackles when the gun was required to reload and was never used as breeching line path. Great job you corrected.I tied the trousers, as indicated in DeAgostini's journals. And then I came across a photo from the museum, and I had doubts about whether these guns had the right trousers. I consulted with fellow modellers and it turned out that it was not right. Now I'm redoing the binding
Was and became
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Redid one side, need 8 more guns on the other side to fix
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Very good that you re-did the breeching rope - I also just wanted to write and comment the wrong first way the rope was installed.
Very good my friend
Very good my friend
Hi all. I have the next alterations at the shipyard. I did not like the "wells" for the kernels that the magazine offers and which I made. so I had to correct it again according to the original
It was done like this
And now it will be like this
Seats for the cores made on a milling machine
It was done like this
And now it will be like this
Seats for the cores made on a milling machine
I blackened the cores for the guns and glued them to the CA.
Well, the end result
Well, the end result