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Shiptek

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  1. Wow! A man of action! Way to put your money where your mouth is! I wish I had the type of space some of you guys have out there. Nice work.
  2. I'm looking forward to following your lead. I'm just starting the same build. This is my first, perhaps a bit above my skill level, but I'm confident I will stay the course. Cheers! -Andy
  3. FWIW, I agree, I've worked with fiberglass in the past and it's not great for detailed applications. The fibers are actually quite long and large, you can use finer material but it would probably get messy. Anyhow, by the time you get a layer of resin mixed and applied thick enough to hide the fibers you will end up with a 2-4mm thick coat. I would like to see what you end up doing if you end up using wood filler.
  4. Terrific attention to details! After I get some experience I intend to refurbish and add some details to the Morgan my grandfather built. I will bookmark this thread as a guide for sure! I trust everyone has seen the pictures from Mystic Seaport regarding the Morgans 38th voyage. That ship is breathtakingly magnificent! I visited Mystic a couple of summers ago during her restoration. I was not a hobbyist then so I don't have any useful photos for you unfortunately. It breaks my heart that I don't have the time, money or resources to see her set sail this summer. I hope anyone who has the opprotunity will go. The Morgan is in New Bedford this weekend through the 4th! Excellent work, thank you for sharing this build. From Mysic Seaport's FB page:
  5. !!!!! This idea just popped into my head and I googled it..... mother of god! The possibilities are endless! Glad to see somebody is taking the bull by the horns. I think I have a future in this endeavor as well
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