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  11. VLEVASSEUR
    Thanks Grant & Bob News from the riverboat
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    Thanks Daniel , those guys are working night and days to finish the deck ! Salut Bruno , content de te retrouver ici !!
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    Hi everyone The construction of the planking is very long ( model is 4 feets long ) . It is necessary to treat the wood (pear), to dry it, and to cut it. The sticking is realized on an adhesive what facilitates the work and avoids the tasks. Vincent
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    Thanks Brian Ready for main deck works Beginning of planking It's the current stage of construction Vincent
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    Hi guys ! Hereafter some pics of the first steps on building steamboat. I work with a plan of Marieville , archeologic file of the Bertrand , the book of Alan L.Bates Steamboat Cyclopoedium and so many pictures find on the web ( University of Wisconsin / La Crosse web site )

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