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Hello Mike, I would like to wish you a happy new year . Good luck with your new project. I will follow with interest. Regards Dimitris
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Hello Mark, thank you for your nice comments and for visiting my build log. I hope I will be able to help but first I have to learn myself. I intend to do some tests with the cloth and the resin before applying the cloth to the actual ship.i will post photos from the progress of the fiberglass installation.I would like to wish you a happy new year. Cheers Dimitris
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Hello Nigel, I wish you a happy new year . I want to thank you for your nice comments , for visiting my build log and also for the tips.I will purchase the cloth and the resin on Monday. I still have to check if the zap epoxy finish resin is sold here in Athens. If not I will buy it online.Until then i will read some things about the fiberglass and resin. Cheers Dimitris
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Hello Nils, thank you very much for the advise . Also i wish you a happy new year for you and your family. I will upload a picture later with a photo of Amerigo 1:84 which is already cover with fiberglass in order for you to see the result i am aiming for. By the way your job at Bohuslan is fantastic. Cheers Dimitris
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Hello again! First of all i want to thank you Rich, Elia, Avsjerome2003, Lawrence , Nils, GuntherMT, Wackowolf , Edmay, Puckotred, SimonV, Brian, Captainslog, Tasmanian and Aussie048 for your likes and for visiting my build log. Elia and Nils, I had in mind to use fiberglass and resin to recreate the metal hull of the ship (it's the first time I'm using this type of material) and make the construction even more solid. I have read about this technique in some blogs and forums and it was recommended in order to avoid future hairline fractures. Any suggestions or comments regarding this approach? Thank you in advance.
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Dimitris71 replied to DORIS's topic in - Build logs for subjects built 1501 - 1750
Hello Doris, merry Xmas and a happy new year!!!!! Your work at the Royal Caroline is spectacular !!! I hope someday i will be able to do half of the beautiful work that you are doing!!!!! Congrats for the new job . :) Cheers Dimitris- 881 replies
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Hello Rich ,Merry Xmas !!! She is beautiful!! Cheers Dimitris
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Hi shipmates!!Thank you all for your likes and nice comments!! During the weekend i was able to do some progress on the build.. First, the planking on the deck has finished. It is sanded and painted . Second ,one structure that belongs under the stern deck is also done. The next one will be the installation of the stern deck . Also the planking and painting.I would like to wish you all a very merry Xmas and a happy new year. Some photos... Dimitris
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Hello Jerry, good luck to your new build, i' m sure you will do a wonderful job!! Cheers Dimitris
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