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VladimirT
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Greetings to all! :wave_1:

Bring to your attention my new job 1 / 100 Russian cruiser Murmansk (1955) (type Sverdlov)


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Nice work, how long are you working on this model now?
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Hello Vladimir T Welcome good to see you posting your Murmansk build on Modelwarships . A very good subject and one I have more than a passing interest in . Looking forward to more posts.
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yes......interesting indeed..... :thumbs_up_1:

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:welcome: To modelwarships.com!!

I am really so very pleased to see you and your splendid models here at MW.com :thumbs_up_1:

( if anyone wants to see REALLY excellent models...--follow this link to Vladimir's STUNNING and beautifully sharp models!)

http://www.hot.ee/revall/revallSM1.html

I shall be watching , observing and learning! !! :thumbs_up_1: :thumbs_up_1:

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Vladimir as a matter of interest which drawings are you using to build your Murmansk . They look very detailed far removed from the original drawings I used for Sverdlov.
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Dave Wooley wrote:
Vladimir as a matter of interest which drawings are you using to build your Murmansk . They look very detailed far removed from the original drawings I used for Sverdlov.
Dave Wooley :thumbs_up_1: :wave_1:


Thank you all for your warm welcome!
I will answer other all the questions later.
Drawings for Murmansk I made myself. I have lots of photos.


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Neptune wrote:
Nice work, how long are you working on this model now?
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Greetings to all.

I work every day for 5 - 8 hours.
This is my life.


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Hi Vladimir Impressive workmanship working in brass is a very different material with its own problems. Question what type of soldering system do you have. Electronic, gas? I like the electronic as you can govern the temperature rage more accurately but the pencil gas torch delivers more heat.
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hello vladimir,working in brass is very challenging,one needs to be very good with a soldering iron,Looking at the color pic of her she reminds me of w.w 2 jappanese battleships,the high tower bridge.A very good looking build for sure :thumbs_up_1:


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Dave Wooley wrote:
Hi Vladimir Impressive workmanship working in brass is a very different material with its own problems. Question what type of soldering system do you have. Electronic, gas? I like the electronic as you can govern the temperature rage more accurately but the pencil gas torch delivers more heat.
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I work with electirc soledring iron and control its power with illumination regulator (dimmer 100W). It suits me fine ili I am quite happy with it.
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Hi Vladimir Another question what type of flux do you apply befor soldering the joints and what form of solder material do you apply to the joints ? Is this a solder paste or in solder strip form? We have a number of model makers in our ship model society that build exclusively in brass , including all of the hull.
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Dave Wooley wrote:
Hi Vladimir Another question what type of flux do you apply befor soldering the joints and what form of solder material do you apply to the joints ? Is this a solder paste or in solder strip form? We have a number of model makers in our ship model society that build exclusively in brass , including all of the hull.
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I do not have any special material for soldering, all I use I buy at the store.

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Hi everyone!

Finally I was able to return to this project.


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Hi Vladimir good to see you back . What type of material are you milling out?
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hi vladimir,very interesting the brass work you are doing ,very nice work.


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Hi Vladimir, great work on the vents :thumbs_up_1: What thickness of brass did you use, and how to you keep it in place so accurately while you solder it? Is the surround made of strip or wire?

Great looking ship, look forward to seeing more.

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