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The ship was built in second half of ninth century. Excellent nautical ability of the ship was demonstrated in the year 1893 when a replica built by Magnus Anderson took a journey from Norway to USA. Total length of the ship was 24m. A keel and planks were made from oakwood. The ship was propelled by 32 oars and one rectangular sail.  \nRecommended tool list:  \n1) Modeler’s knife or scalpel  \n2) Mini drilling machine  \n3) Drill bits  \n4) Selection of abrasive paper  \n5) Scissors  \n6) Pliers  \n7) Clothes pegs or crocodile clips  \n8) Pencil  \n9) Rule  \n10) Set of needle files  \n12) Sewing machine  \n13) Mini lathe  \nBefore you begin:  \nBefore you begin to build the model it is necessary with a vengeance read building instructions and plans. Also chronology of assembly steps is necessary to keep. You check if the parts go together before you glue it respectively you make any corrections with sandpaper. During the gluing, painting, lacquering and at work with another chemical materials is necessary well ventilated in your working room. You cut the parts from sheet until actually required for fitting. You cut by knife only in direction off ward your body so that you head to injury risk.  \nColoring:  \nMedieval ships were protected against influence of salt water and woodworms by a mixture of tar and thanks to it the hull of ships was a reddish-brown or brownish-black color. This effect it is possible to get by staining of the wood by dark wood stain. It is recommended to use the wood stain before gluing of the parts. Decks of the ships were probably in naturally color of wood. Anchors and other metal parts were a black color.  \nModel building process:  \nI) Framing of a hull:  \na) First glue a keel from parts 0a, 0b and 0c. Then draw on both sides of the keel 0 contours of planking. The contours draw after the plans.  \nb) Run frames 2-18 into the keel 0 but do not glue them yet! Then run to the frames decks 20 and 21. Then glue together the decks, frames and keel. Finally glue to the keel also frames 1 and 19.  \nc) Glue a transverse planks 22-38 on the decks.  \nII) Hull planking I:  \nThe hulls of Viking ships were built by clinker planking method. It means that neighbor planks are overlapped. For this reason it is very important to keep exact order of gluing of the planks! First glue lowest planks 39 to the frame of the hull. Before gluing of the planks to the frames it is also need to sharpen the ends of the planks. Then start to glue the planks to a middle part of the ship and subsequently glue it to bow to stern. Before you glue it to the stem and stern shorten the planks into required length. Then glue also other planks in sequence from 40 to 52. After gluing the planks to the hull grind by a sand paper the frames so that following planks tightly joined to the already glued planks. An arrow in the plan shows an orientation of the planks.  \nIII) Deck:  \nPlank the deck by strips 0,5x7mm. The planking of the deck is shown in 1:1 scale in the plans.  \nIV) Plaňkování trupu II:  \nIV) Hull planking II:  \nFirst glue frames 2a, 4a,…,18a to the frames 2,4,…, 18. Then finish the planking with planks 53 and 54. Then make heels of T-shaped supports 57 and glue them to the deck. Then glue cleats 56 to the stern. An exact position of the cleats is shown in 1:1 scale in the plans. Then to the hull drill 2mm holes for oars and 1mm holes for tying of shields. An exact position of the holes is in 1:1 scale shown in the plans.  \nV) Mast foot:  \nFirst glue together parts 58-62. Then sharpen by sand paper or file the mast foot into needed shape. Then drill into the mast foot a 8mm hole. The mast foot is in 1:1 scale shown in the plans.  \nVI) T shape supports:  \nFirst glue the mast foot to the deck. Then glue to it reinforcements 63-66. Then glue from parts 67a, 6","cbCaisJFWmsID6II","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaisJFWmsID6II","pdf",2511621,14,"English","# HISTORY\n# Recommended tool list\n# Before you begin\n# Coloring\n# Model building process\n## Framing of a hull\n## Hull planking I\n## Deck\n## Hull planking II\n## Mast foot\n## T shape supports\n## Rudder oar\n## Mast\n## Yard\n## Shields\n## Oars","[{\"question\":\"What scale and main dimensions are specified for the GOKSTAD Viking ship model?\",\"answer\":\"The model is specified at scale 1/35, with length 610mm, width 270mm, and height 370mm.\"},{\"question\":\"How does the guide instruct assembling the hull planking?\",\"answer\":\"It uses clinker planking, so neighboring planks overlap; the guide emphasizes following an exact gluing order, starting from the lowest planks, shaping plank ends as needed, then progressing sequentially from 40 to 52 while grinding afterward for tight joining.\"},{\"question\":\"What coloring approach does the guide recommend for the hull and metal parts?\",\"answer\":\"It recommends a tar-and-its color effect: a reddish-brown or brownish-black hull achieved via dark wood stain, applying stain before gluing. 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