
mort stoll
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I would think that part of the grating would have to be removed if you want to use the kit supplied rope which is what I would think they did back in the day. Mort
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Hi David, Can you post a pix of the part of the tool that holds the wood in place? I want to make one for my own Victory build. Thanks, Mort
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Thanks Jason. I am going to order wheels also. Mort
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Hi Jaison, Fast question, did you use the wheel supplied with the kit? Your wheel looks a lot better than the kits. Thanks, Mort
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Hi Ray, Great idea the way you handled the transom it was ingenious. I was curious to see your solution to that issue. I would think you will not have a problem with it. Sorry about the knee problems. Hope the new pain medication works. Keep up the great work my friend, Mort
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Is it possible that Caldercraft does not have the funds necessary to release either or both of these kits? Mort
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Hi Dan, I forgot to add that having seen some of your work up close I hope that this will be the first of many more build logs. Mort
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Hi Dan, Welcome to the family. I am really looking forward to this build and your building techniques. She looks great so far. Mort
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You are doing a great job. As Blue Ensign has said it is never to early. My 3 year old grandson helped me paint the intreior bulworks red and is looking forward to helping Poppy paint the hull occhre and black. I am hoping he has enough coordination to help me with the deck planking. Mort
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The wheel looks great as does the Hood. Keep those Hood pix coming. Mort
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She is still quite a lady. God bless her and the souls of all who sailed with her. Mort
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Those photos are wonderful. The ship looks great. You should be very proud. I know I would be. Mort
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Nice Work Ray. The pictures are great. Thanks, Mort
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Thanks for the picture. I thought adout adding them to my Snake but after viewing those pictures I guess not. They really are small. Mort
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Hi Mobbsie, Can you post a close up of the flintlocks? Thanks, Mort
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Hi Ray, can you post a picture of your deck at the stem? Thanks, Mort
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