Model VICTORY by Deagostini, scale 1/84
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Friends, good day everyone.
The installation of the shrouds on the masts has moved back a little.
It was necessary to finish with the fence posts
The installation of the shrouds on the masts has moved back a little.
It was necessary to finish with the fence posts
And nets for laying beds.
I’ll tell you honestly, after tying the mesh, working with embossed pieces will seem like a complete pleasure
I’ll tell you honestly, after tying the mesh, working with embossed pieces will seem like a complete pleasure
The netting is really well done Sasha! Great!
Good morning Sasha. Tying those tiny nets was probably the thing I disliked the most when building my Victory- a mission. Awesome work on yours . Cheers GrantAnd nets for laying beds.
I’ll tell you honestly, after tying the mesh, working with embossed pieces will seem like a complete pleasure
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Wow! The Victory is looking splendid!
Ditto
Great work Sasha! Love the rigging!
Hi all. It turns out I haven't been here for a long time. Some work has been done on the model. I finished laying the bunk nets along all sides.
I haven't been here for a long time. Some work has been done on the model. I finished laying the bunk nets along all sides.
Tied the foremast shrouds
Preparing the mainmast
Rope whipping
Rope whipping
Mainmast shrouds
And the model's appearance as of yesterday evening.
Construction continues...
Construction continues...
Good morning Sasha. Your skills overflows...Cheers Grant
Grant, buddy, thanks. In my opinion, my skills are not yet up to the level I strive for. I'm still learning
Thank you. I try to do my job a little better than good.
Very good work - Bravo!
I would be very happy to see more often some updates of your project
I would be very happy to see more often some updates of your project
Thank you, Uwe. The work is not progressing as quickly as we would like. One pair of shrouds takes a lot of time. First, braid the middle part, then tie the deadeye in the shroud, then 3 benzels, then the turnbuckle. In words it doesn’t seem difficult, but in reality it takes a lot of time. I will try to post more often