Happy Birthday, Oleg!! 
Many more years to come!
Many more years to come!
OMG this build is off the charts. Happy Birthday Oleg. I can’t believe you’re trying to sell this. I think you need to add sails. 
Can’t wait to see your next build.
Can’t wait to see your next build.
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My goodness, thats a superb build.
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Awesome! Looking forward to following your next project, Oleg.
This is the best build I have seen so far! Excellent work in every area. You truly are a master craftsmen. I don’t know if I could part with this ship. Are you going to sell it?
Kurt Konrath
Kurt Konrath
Congratulations, wonderful build!!!
At least for some time I'm keeping the photos of the finished model here:
Richard Final – Google Drive
So if @Donnie wants, he can take them from there
I Need to take these images from your google drive and replace what is in the gallery now. Thanks.
Donald
Donald
Congratulation,
wounderful model.
Karl
wounderful model.
Karl
Beautiful Build Oleg! Can you explain the difference between this kit and the Ancre Monograph dimensions? The monograph says it is 1/48 scale and the hull length is 860mm total with rigging is 1100mm while the ZHL site says it's model is 1/48 scale but the dimensions are 1168 hull length and 1468 total length with rigging. Is the ZHL model not 1/48?
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Beautiful!!
Oops!
Very nicely done and well photographed. Rich (PT-2)
Just a small follow-up of this model.
It ended up in Detroit. had to build a big crate for it trying to eliminate even a smallest possibility of damage. I created some kind of suspended pillow to amortize the vibrations in the road and fixed the model to it preventing movement in all directions. The crate came out weighting around 100kg, so had to cut some holes to remove material, but still very heavy. Then - rented a truck, booked a hotel and after 1000km drive brought it perfectly undamaged.
It ended up in Detroit. had to build a big crate for it trying to eliminate even a smallest possibility of damage. I created some kind of suspended pillow to amortize the vibrations in the road and fixed the model to it preventing movement in all directions. The crate came out weighting around 100kg, so had to cut some holes to remove material, but still very heavy. Then - rented a truck, booked a hotel and after 1000km drive brought it perfectly undamaged.
