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Paddle steamer St. Nicholas. Russia Krasnoyarsk.

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Harold H. Duncan:
Vladimir, excellent posts and very useful link.
With all that info, a very nice model could be built.
Thank you for posting and look forward to any mor you have
cheers
kiwi

AlistairD:
One of the photos in the ice show her sitting on concrete blocks. Is she permanently attached to them or does she float?

greateastern:
Vladimir, many thanks for sharing your photos and drawings of the St Nikolai. I had thought that at some point I might try a model of Derzhava but the photos of St Nick are a very big plus for accuracy and reality.
Ya blagadariyu vas ochen
dave

Roderick Smith:
This one is from Wikipedia, with substantial cleaning and retoning.
I know nothing about it.
1890-paddlesteamer-LenaRiver-Parokhod_na_Lene-wikipedia.jpg

Roderick Smith

Hankwilliams:
These boats of russian rivers are very interesting, not very much is known about them in the western part of the world. A friend of mine was showing me some pictures of sternwheelers on russian rivers - the construction was close to Ohio river boats. In the first sight one would imagine "American river steamers". I will see about some pictures.

Thomas

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