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  • Birthday 03/28/1956

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    Vail, AZ
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    Science fiction novels, Bonsai, long distance rifle target shooting ( 600 to 1000 yards) Practicing with my 9mm pistols.

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  4. threebs
    One side of the Pennsylvania's hull is coppered. Just over 2150 pieces.
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    More work done. I do not remember the coppering being this boring.
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    Gun ports are mostly done. Some adjustments on a few still needed, brindle ports still need to go in and 2 spar deck ports at the bow.
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    Time to work on my least favorite part of the ship. The gun ports. I have most of them rough cut out. I will not do the spar deck gun ports until all the others are finished. Experience has taught me that if I cut them out the wales will break off constantly as I hold on to it to shape the lower deck ports. This is the Pennsylvania.
  15. threebs
    The window framing is done on Pennsylvania's stern.
  16. threebs
    Progress on stern.
  17. threebs
    Roughing in the stern and quarter galleries.
  18. threebs
    Ships wheel is done
  19. threebs
    hull framing is done
  20. threebs
    Pennsylvania's masts details progressing.
  21. threebs
    Bulkheads for the Pennsylvania in 1/72 scale is coming along.
  22. threebs
    I have included the bulkhead drawings of the Pennsylvania in 1/72 scale and placed one for the Constitution next to it to give you a size comparison. The bulkheads on the Penny are so big I had to make two sides to get them on a 8x11 sheet of paper. Also working on the masts.
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  25. threebs
    More close up details.
  26. threebs
    Done.

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