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  1. Ronald-V
    You have clever solutions how to approach this...nice!
  2. Ronald-V
    Thanks!
  3. Ronald-V
    It's good you have some distraction from that snooze fest on your laptop... Your rigging is a real example for others!
  4. Ronald-V
    What kind of black paint did you use on the wales? Looks a matt black/grey-ish. I like it, but maybe it's just the lighting?
  5. Ronald-V
    Are your wife and daughter here in Amsterdam? Because Swift is giving the last few days concerts here in Amsterdam. I'm not a fan but it's all over the news. Nice gratings btw!
  6. Ronald-V
    Excellent result! Love the overall color and impression of the ship, really nice. Congratulations!
  7. Ronald-V
    Welcome!
  8. Ronald-V
    Exciting!
  9. Ronald-V
    Yes it's quite special we are in contact with so many around the world. I can imagine you've never been in Joure....it's a small village of 13.000 people in the North, not really a tourist attraction, but nice to live in. It's good here in the Netherlands, thanks for asking!
  10. Ronald-V
    Agreed with Brunnels! Lovely planking! Almost sad you going to cover it with paint
  11. Ronald-V
    Update: Garboard strake is in place. Used a 6mm wide plank for this. This gave me mid-ship 4mm wide planks for the final belt (well 4.1 to be precise ) but close enough. It was not an easy plank and here and there I have a small seam, but I will use the cheat code of glue with some sanding dust to cover this The plank is out of one piece so I used diluted PVA to glue this piece on...this gave me plenty of time to get it in place. One important thing was that the tip of the strake at the bow didn't curved up...and that didn't happen so I'm quite pleased with the result. Now starts the whole song over with dividing the last belt etc...
  12. Ronald-V
    That is indeed beautiful, wonderful solution and love the gold leaf onto it!
  13. Ronald-V
    That is a smooth looking hull!
  14. Ronald-V
    The colors look great! Going fast now, and great to hear you have power back online
  15. Ronald-V
    Looking great! Another milestone reached! 💫
  16. Ronald-V
    Thanks Peter! And everyone else for the likes!
  17. Ronald-V
    You have nice toys! and stern piece looks great!
  18. Ronald-V
    Wonderful model and great way of presenting her...love the "floating" stand
  19. Ronald-V
    Excellent result! Congratulations and enjoy your next project
  20. Ronald-V
    Cool and ambitious project! Will be interesting to see how this develops Have fun!
  21. Ronald-V
    Such a cute little cutter, progress is nice!
  22. Ronald-V
    Changed my screen name by the way...now it's just my birth name, feels a bit more personal
  23. Ronald-V
    Thanks Glenn I soaked the garboard planks for a half hour in some warm water, and installed them with sufficient clamps onto the ship against the keel. I've read in the planking PDF that it's easier to keep the garboard strake in one piece, and that sounds like a good plan. So probably will do that It's beautiful weather today here in Holland so this was a nice little job to do and I can now let it dry for 24h...good excuse to go outside!
  24. Ronald-V
    Looking good! Kinda funny when your girlfriend needs your shipbuilding tool to iron her clothes I bought myself a little travel iron...they are a bit smaller than the usual ones which is a bit more handy.
  25. Ronald-V
    It really does, it makes it fresh and light. I think it draws also more light in the cabin when the ship is finished with the deck on top.

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