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    Richard I hope you and yours have a very Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year.
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    Just wanted to take this moment to wish you and yours a Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year Bob.
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    Here's to you and your family having a very Merry Christmas and Happy New Year Robb!
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    The Wipe-On Poly gave the planking a real nice finish Mark. Your diligence has paid off admirably.!
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    She's looking better all the time Jesse! I hope you and yours have a very Merry Christmas and Happy New Year!
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    The rigging's filling her out nicely, and the pics with the new camera are showing off the detail great. I hope you and yours have a very Merry Christmas and Happy New Year John, and I'll be looking forward to doing more business next year.
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    Looking good Vince! Hope you and yours have a Merry Christmas and Happy New Year!
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    That's some more outstanding work Karl! And a very Merry Christmas and Happy New Year to you too!!
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    Very nice Sal! I hope you and yours have a very Merry Christmas, and a Happy New Year.
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    Nice save on the Quarterdeck! Those look much more in scale. I hope you and yours have a very Merry Christmas and Happy New Year!!
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    Absolutely starting to show her true form Patrick. Sure will be pretty! Nice watch! Christmas present? I hope you and yours have a safe and Happy Holiday!
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    Ratlines are looking great Robb. You'll smoke through the next set!
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    Wow - Talk about building rocket ships!! You're right Ken, maybe in the next lifetime.
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    Looks like the "spiders" have been busy up there John.
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    Outstanding work Piet!! The paint job really makes her stand out nicely!
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    Never been on a sailing ship myself Matt, but it would seem to make sense to set them according to how strong the wind is. The stronger the wind, the lower on the mast to reduce stress on the mast. Just guessing of course.
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    Looking splendid John!
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    Always used CR-56 or WD-40 on all my blades, power and hand saws. It's light, and easier to wipe off when you need to use the saw.
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    I like the temporary mast stands and the protective "house" for the ship. Really good ideas!!
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    You've done a lovely job on her Bob, and you should be very proud.
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    Real nice pic John. Really shows off that detail. Don't be too intimidated with the latest technology. It's still just a camera, and unless you're into professional photography, a lot of that new stuff, you won't have to mess with.
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    Thanks Geoff! I've already reserved myself to the idea that much experimentation will be needed. I appreciate the makes and sizes of the rope you're using, and that will no doubt be how I approach it in the end.
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    That's interesting about what you mention about using 8 different sizes of thread to get the needed sizes. I've been under the impression that you could start with one of the smallest threads and "build" it up to the required sizes. I'd be interested to know which sizes you're using, because it would probably take less steps that way, to reach the same goal.
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    Looking good Sal! Thanks for sharing your techniques.
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    Looking good Piet!

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