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Nice job Bryan Those hammocks are definitely a bit of a pain, mostly because of the folded edges making them stiff The reason the plans and booklet differ is the plans are from the original kits, when they did an update they added the booklet but did not change the plans to reflect the changes they made, but it all works out in the end as you have found
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Cobwebs! not sure, i think he has a spider doing his rigging The homemade preventers look great Mike
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I like the white tips You can always trust a coat of paint to show up any imperfections.
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Tried to sneak this one past me eh! This looks like another good little kit, i like the way Marisstella design the way their stuff fits together Good luck with your build
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At least you are finding them before it's too late
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Always nice to see a new Marisstella build starting
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Nice looking deck, seems a shame to have to cut into it
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I think the one you are talking about is called a heart not a deadeye
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