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  1. Jparsley
    You should be very happy with your girl She is a beautiful lady
  2. Jparsley
    The ones in 1788 they sailed together at the same time northwest expedition
  3. Jparsley
    Has any one heard of either ship and does anyone know if they sell a kit that resembles either
  4. Jparsley
    Hey tom good to see you've made some progress Like always she's looking good think on my girl I'll just stick with poly my wife likes the color I understand about snow in the negatives it's just now looking like spring especially when it snowed last week Can't wait to see how your girl turns out Are you using the premade stern cabin windows
  5. Jparsley
    Thank you trip she likes it too
  6. Jparsley
    The only problem I have is I'm not a scratch builder so I would need a kit is there one out there that looks like these plans
  7. Jparsley
    Thank you so much
  8. Jparsley
    Ok got those specs didn't figure the big ship was her what would this girl look like since I am a complete noob when it comes to ships
  9. Jparsley
    Best I can come up with
  10. Jparsley
    All I can find is she was originally a packet ship owned by the royal navel and was captured by the Spanish I'll try to find some specifications
  11. Jparsley
    Hey guys and gals been trying to do some research on which model on the market would closest resemble the princess royal it discovered the pugit sound as the princesa real during its capture by the Spanish My parent in laws love on one of the island and I would like to pay them tribute by building that ship thanks
  12. Jparsley
    Hey tom how's the build coming haven't seen anything in a while hope your well
  13. Jparsley
    This is where she is at now hopefully I'll start the painful process of ports this weekend thanks for the advice mtaylor
  14. Jparsley
    Nenad your right it's a pull ring on top of a beer or soda can
  15. Jparsley
    Sorry guys nothing new to add I have had company in for the last week so building has been on stand by hoping to get all the planking finished by the weekend a little nervous about cutting out the gun ports if anyone has any recommendations on how to do it safely and to ease nerves please oh please let me know a lot of time and effort to do the best planking I could just to cut holes in it scares me lol hopefully after the planking is done and the ports are cut I can get a lot assembled since I've been working on a lot of the deck furniture on the side maybe she will start looking like a ship soon
  16. Jparsley
    Thank you so much
  17. Jparsley
    Chuck has kits where?
  18. Jparsley
    Thanks Russ good advice
  19. Jparsley
    Mary looking good and clean a lot better than my two day build of mine for a party boat for my daughter I used an American oak stain on mine kinda washed it out so be careful of your choices
  20. Jparsley
    Hey tom just curious what finish and stains did you use on your hull
  21. Jparsley
    Thanks joe for the input I appreciate it
  22. Jparsley
    Anyone have a good suggestion on color of stain for dark wood on this girl
  23. Jparsley
    Ok guys after hours and hours of thought reading and planning I'm almost positive that I'm not doing the best job but it's looking to me to be shaping up into a fair rendition of what a ship should look like any thoughts?
  24. Jparsley
    Your eye for details is amazing
  25. Jparsley
    I can't wait to see this build

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