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top on the Russian monitors was surrounded with stowage for the crew’s hammocks that I will fi t later. (Figure 10)
For the deck I used a gray fi le folder. I printed out the deck on the obverse of my card and then used a needle point to transfer the layout arrangement of the characteristic ‘tiles’ of US Navy monitor deck armor to the visible side, drawing in its delineation with a very hard pencil. I printed out a copy of the deck on very thin paper, punched out the deck lights
and coaling scuttles, and glued them onto my gray deck. I also marked the positions of various skylights and deck fi ttings. Finally, I sealed everything with several light sprayed coats of clear fl at lacquer. Aſt er inserting the turret from below, I installed the deck. (Figure 11)
To prepare the hull sides I used Kabuki masking tape to mask along the bottom edge of Mörck’s black hull sides and represented a red lower hull with a suitable permanent marker. T e white sheer stripe was 0.015-
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