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Congratulations Edward, that's a very smart looking and beautiful deck! Well worth the extra effort, extra time and sometimes maybe even some frustration (I know I have that sometimes) of wasting lesser planks into the dustbin. My dustbin is full of failed planks for the second band of bow planking I'm working on now and I'm glad I redid all of them a second, third and sometimes a fourth time, when just before pencilling the sides an almost very well curved and 'fitting like a glove' plank broke while giving it a last little extra bend which seemed necessary... :-). Luckily I ordered a little too many 1/4" billets from Chuck...I'll need them all the coming weeks... Frank.
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Congratulations Jim, Your Winnie is a joy to look at and enjoy and your build log a pleasure to read. Frank.
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Again such a lovely and beautiful build with such amazing warm wood colors… I rather like the variance in plank colors by the way. Considering ships where build in months or around a year time or maybe some more, shipwharfs weren’t selecting their planks in the right color tones too I guess... They were happy when they got the right and enough wood in time… So too even and perfect wood coloring isn’t that realistic in my opinion. Time will solve the color variance though, lighter becomes darker and darker becomes lighter. You simply will have to grow older to witness it Rusty… Frank.
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Beautiful work and almost there Mike! Great to have a such a beautiful build as yours with clear explanations to follow! Frank.
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Hi Joe, it's only a small correction in my opinion, so please do so, as your build looks very, very good and will turn into a beautiful Winchelsea when finished. Keep up the good work and don't be afraid of posting mistakes, I posted quite a few myself and got plenty of help on this build log, which it is all about! Cheers! Frank.
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You're making great progress and looking gooed Gary! Keep up the good work, I'll stay tuned! Frank.
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You're making great progress Glenn, all looks fantastic and I'm following with great interest! I hope to catch up someday, I don't seem to have as much free time as you do 😉 Frank.
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Beautiful progress Glenn! Frank.
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Nice progress and beautiful work Matt! I always shake my little bottle or tube with CA gleu before using it. For some reason the sticky part of the emulsion sinks when the bottle or tube is in rest for a longer period of time. You then do not only apply only solvent instead of the full glue emulsion. Frank.
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