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Must have been tricky getting that part of the build done
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Nice little build you have ended up with Bryan I like the upper planking idea you went with, still lets in enough light to the lower areas. The light is a nice little touch as is the details added to the table, Nice creaking sound affects on your videos too :)
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I would go with the natural brass look too. but coat it with clear varnish to keep it shiny
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I think they are Clew lines and Buntlines Check this out https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Clewlines_and_buntlines
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Hi Mr Pucko That planking has let the whole thing down, up to now the quality of your parts looked really nice but those planks are really bad, if i were you i would email them those pictures and request replacements now, you may get them before you get to the stage they are needed
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The hatch looks great, nice and tidy Is your "happy song" the same one i use
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