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  • Birthday 03/14/1958

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    Cookham, Berkshire,UK

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  12. paulsutcliffe
    Ha thanks Keith, but definitely not moggies Druxey,according to Keith's definition Thanks all for the likes and comments, I just wish it was a bit warmer in the garage so I could get more done, I have also decided I will make a companion rather than a grating on the quarterdeck after seeing the pictures of the Bristol on Chris wattons vanguard models log. I think it will be more appropriate, what do you think??
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  22. paulsutcliffe
    So sorry to read that Lawrence, hang in there and keep planking Regards Paul
  23. paulsutcliffe
    He likes to write with the chalk pen as well while the boss is sewing
  24. paulsutcliffe
    Keith and Amelia, one for you @Keith Black What a pair of beauties
  25. paulsutcliffe
    Managed to get a couple of hours in over the week, even though extremely cold, yesterday a bit milder Added the top moulding and the pillars between the windows Not looking quite as straight in the pictures as to my eyes I broke the top window frame while putting in the pillars as can be seen above, bummer!!
  26. paulsutcliffe
    I have a vacuum under the table with the Hose fastened to the front like this (as in dental laboratories) for small sanding, drilled hole through the frame and a cable tie does the job
  27. paulsutcliffe
    https://www.msn.com/en-gb/news/world/wreckage-of-key-wwi-german-battleship-sunk-by-royal-navy-in-1914-discovered-off-falkland-islands/ar-BBXNiNl?OCID=ems.display.welcomeexperience
  28. paulsutcliffe
    A great loss, his work was stunning
  29. paulsutcliffe
    No problem opening from the UK either?
  30. paulsutcliffe
    Stunning
  31. paulsutcliffe
    Thanks Jan, unfortunately reports will get much slower now due to the weather Regards Paul
  32. paulsutcliffe
    thanks Jim, I will certainly have a look regards paul
  33. paulsutcliffe
    Looking great, well done Where did you get the case made? Regards Paul
  34. paulsutcliffe
    Very nicely done dirk, the rigging is looking superb
  35. paulsutcliffe
    Ha yes he does all the time, he's taken to lying on the ironing board as well hanging over the edges!!!!!

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