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I rather like some color variation, unlike many other builders I know, It gives more variety to the eye, 'on every inch something should happen' ...furthermore, shipyards didn't sort their planks on color I guess, as they were glad to receive the appropriate and enough wood to carry on building I read in one of my many books on English, French and Dutch shipbuilding... Frank.
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Beautiful work on the deck Glenn! The bolts will look magnificent too, I'm sure! And dito photographs, wow! Frank.
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Beaufitul work Glenn! Congrats and please keep your updates coming! Frank.
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Beautiful work on a beautiful build and dito carvings Pete! I’m following yours as well now! Frank.
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Fantastic, marvelous, yaw dropping beautiness in near perfect execution of how a ship model should be build! Congratulations reaching the finish Mike! Thank you very much for all your clear explanations and support in our own build logs of all of us apprentices. Frank.
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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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