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G'day Danny I've got a dumb question for you. What's the difference between the dead flat frames vs the other? Aren't they all the same except slightly different shape? Looks good to me what you have done anyway! Havagooday mate Greg
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Beautiful work of artmanship there matey. Greg
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G'day PatrickDave took the words from my mouth. That is what I thought! Love the gloss black, black to me means "a mean machine" to me, and this vessel is a 'super mean boat'. Well done mate Greg
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G'day Danny It's so good mate, as we say in Oz, "It's just like a bought one!" Like your idea to make the ribs so need! Haveagreatone mate Greg
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G'day PatrickThat's a novel and SUPER idea! That will look great, and you don't have to cut into the beautiful lines of the hull. Havagooday mate and remember do all the nasty cutting and sanding stuff in the fresh air. (Sounding like your dad) I'm sorry Greg
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G'day John, your definition of fun and mine are different. Lol. Well, Danny, I'm assuming that's fun for you as well. So keep on having fun mate. Havagoodone Greg
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G'day Dan Thanks for the coming link. You're right it's so easy to make MATES all over the world thanks to NRG. Havagooday Greg
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G'day Dan What more can I say which hasn't been said before! Brilliant, marvelous, superb, the list goes on. You have given me more than one or two tricks to put into my memory vault! The eye bolts will be there also. Thank you so much for not only giving us a great ship to see being built, but also for your so detailed descriptions. Can't wait for the next build! I'll keep this log open on my list, so when you start your next ship, please send a link to it so we all can see it. All the best and Havagooday Greg
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G'day Patrick At this stage she's a beauty. Hope that you're using a mask when you're sanding mate! For safety reasons. Havagooday Greg
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G'day Danny Can't wait to see this venture of yours. Havagooday mate Greg
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Welcome back mate. It's so good to see your log again after a "wee" break. Sorry Patrick, couldn't help myself with that pun. I will look forward to see you turn the last photo into a piece of art! Haveagreatone Greg
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G'day Dan OMG Did you say "the end is in sight." No, It can't be, I'm enjoying this log very much. Well great guns as usual. Havagooday Greg
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G'day Marsalv In two words: BLOODY MARVELLOUS. Your craftsmanship is outstanding and a great lesson for us, the pure mortals. Havagooday Greg
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All I can tell you is ditto to all the comments. Great work Greg
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