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  1. newbuilder101
    FANTASTIC jobs Sjors! You should be very proud of your accomplishment! I agree with everyone that your "fleet" looks terrific! Congratulations!
  2. newbuilder101
    Excellent work on the rigging! Everything looks tidy, precise and lovely.
  3. newbuilder101
    Just found your new log. Looking forward to your updates! If it is anything like your Agamemnon then it will be beautiful!
  4. newbuilder101
    Wonderful looking cannons! If I could find this forest too, I'd bring a bushel basket!
  5. newbuilder101
    Beautiful! The rigging is every bit as spectacular as the wood and metal work!
  6. newbuilder101
    The "spaghetti" is looking great Sjors! Nice job!
  7. newbuilder101
    Two things I find consistent in your log: 1) Your work is always absolutely beautiful, precise and educational. 2) I am never disappointed when I stop by!
  8. newbuilder101
    Excellent work Mark! They say that the third time's the charm but I think, rather I know, you've got it the second time around!
  9. newbuilder101
    Wow! I'll add my congratulations as well. She is a beautiful model. You have done a wonderful job on her and have much to be proud of!
  10. newbuilder101
    I've just finished catching up on your log, and as usual your work never disappoints! Beautiful work!
  11. newbuilder101
    Re-do? What re-do? Looks like there was never a problem to begin with - looking very nice Frank!
  12. newbuilder101
    Just catching up - your "Fonz" is looking wonderful Sjors! The sails give her a majestic look.
  13. newbuilder101
    Just finally catching up on your log. WOW! Absolutely beautiful work and a stunning model! You have much to be proud of!
  14. newbuilder101
    Sjors, It's been a while since I checked on your progress. I stop by and what do I see? Lovely copper plates on the hull and then pffffffffffff, copper plates gone from the hull! And they say women are always wanting change! Seriously though, I thought the plates looked really good, but I also know that if your not completely satisfied with them, then you'll be glad later on that you changed it and made it better. Now.......pictures please Oh, and I'm trying to figure out how I can get one of those 9 day weeks off.
  15. newbuilder101
    Always an inspiration Doris! Amazing and beautiful work!!!
  16. newbuilder101
    Thank-you! Dave: By all means, do pull up a chair. I hope to be back in the shipyard again before too long. It's been a very hectic summer and no time for my San Felipe - I think I'm in withdrawal!!!
  17. newbuilder101
    I've been checking in once in a while and hitting the "like" button but I absolutely have to comment on this update - she looks wonderful! The paint really brings her to life.
  18. newbuilder101
    VERY nice! Congratulations on this milepost! Belated happy birthday as well!
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    Right then, enough of this talk Kevin! Your ship is beautiful, yes you read it correctly, beautiful! Just remember when you get back to it, approach it with confidence and you will achieve a wonderful Victory! And yes, the pun was intended! Consider this your "pep talk" for the day.
  21. newbuilder101
    Beautiful.....again!
  22. newbuilder101
    Damage? What damage? Great job!
  23. newbuilder101
    Every time you include a shot with your hand I shake my head! I could swear that I'm looking at a much larger boat and then that last picture brings it all into perspective! Spectacular little boat!
  24. newbuilder101
    Ohhhhhh.........I feel the pain!! So sorry this happened. I did the exact same thing a few months ago. It's a stomach turning sound when they hit the floor! I was able to fix mine and I'm confident you"ll be able to do the same. Here's a link to my damage and then you can see the fix - just as an encouragement to you that it can be done: accident
  25. newbuilder101
    More terrific little boats! I know these little cutters will be as amazing as your other boats! If you set the miniature boat building bar any higher, I'm going to need an extension ladder just to see it!

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