Thanks Sasha. I will try this method
Model VICTORY by Deagostini, scale 1/84
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Hello Sasha, beautiful job with the rigging. You're among the best in this hobby!
Ditto that Daniel, makes us look very average doesn't he?
Indeed!Ditto that Daniel, makes us look very average doesn't he?
Friends, hello to all. I haven't been here for a long time. I had a little rest on vacation, warmed myself by the sea.
The construction of the boats continues. Photos below...
The construction of the boats continues. Photos below...
Wow!
I can see you have rested well Your work is a feast to the eyes!
As always, superb quality work!!
Very good and high quality work on the boats - Very good work definitely
Ditto
Excellent work --- as always
Hello friends. I have made some progress in the construction over the past 2 weeks. I have finished working with the boats that I had in their finished form. It remains to make a 28-foot pinnace.
The photo below shows the difference between a dry boat and one coated with oil. I have tung oil.
The photo below shows the difference between a dry boat and one coated with oil. I have tung oil.
Beautiful work
Tom buoys have been made and anchors have been secured
Mesh fencing for latrines and fencing for tops
Girths, tacks, sheets. Few people show these rigs on models without sails, but they remain even when the sails are removed. That's why I made them and install them.
Work continues...
Work continues...
Good morning Sasha. We expect brilliance from you
and you certainly delivered once again. Cheers Grant
Great details - it is getting better and better ...... Bravo
I love the details, Sasha! Great photography as well.
It is always a joy to see and celebrate your work, my friend.