#6 fore deck

February 19, 2013
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I did a few changes to her......gave her two anchors instead of one, hull decorations made with the decal maker, and the aft deck was modified slightly. stairs and a railing was added to the aft section as well.

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the Susan A - Billing Regina bash

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Taken with EASTMAN KODAK COMPANY KODAK EASYSHARE Camera, M532

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Izzy Madd

Posted May 6, 2015

For me I can see nothing wrong with it. It's a great little boat. Perhaps your looking too critically, as is the artists curse. If you forget about what the box said it was and look at it for what it is a great little boat. Only some one with no tact would say this or that is wrong as its your design so how can it be wrong.

As with mine I'm mainly replacing ply with planks. With the exception of the caulking.

Why because I can no more no less she's my boat and my design now. If people don't

Like it don't look I say.

Great details wish I could do as well.

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