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Wonderful shots there. The more I see of the 1/2 planked and 1/2 open style the more I like it.
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The pieces and parts are coming along really nicely.
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Great progress. And a very neat and clean shipyard too.
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Happy anniversary! Looks great, very neat and clean scarphs.
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I like what Janos said "extreme kitbashing". Sounds like a reality tv show As always your build is an inspiration.
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Impressed this was the first go. It looks really nice.
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Having the cant frames in finally has to make you feel good. It seems from the forums/logs etc that this was one of the more difficult steps in the build.
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Thanks Carl. Practice is the name of the game. I am going to try some silver solder with a torch as described in the article on the front page. We will see how it goes. I am also going to experiment with a bit of blackening as well. Also using this article for some tips.
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Pete, sailing on any sailboat is amazing!
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Wow, I can't believe it has been so long since my last update. I am still alive Unfortunately work has been very busy recently with lots of evening and night shifts. I should be able to get back to the shipyard tomorrow. I was looking ahead to the instructions and I saw that I am supposed to do some soldering on the rudder points. I've never done this before so it's going to be an interesting experiment. I also want to put a breaching rope on each of the Canon. Although I'm unsure as to what diameter line I should use for this. I don't really want fully rig these cannon. I am going to save that for the Constitution. Btw I am reading the book Six Frigates by Ian W. Toll. I am not really big on histories and or biographies but this one is written in such a way as to be pretty interesting.
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The main wale is looking nice. Are you hand cutting/shaping those planks or are you using a table/band/jig saw?
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I am sure the newest one will be even better. Can't wait to see the progress.
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