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    John, Looking Fine! The closer one gets to the end of a fun project, the slower one seems to go.....don't want it to be over.. But take heart, the next one will be even more fun!!! :D Cheers, Jim
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    Anja, Welcome back! Nice of you to drag Sjors along as well.......... :D :D Cheers, Jim
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    Thanks Carl, I'll use a filter on the next one I try that has stuff on the bottom...... Cheers, Jim
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    Andy, Looking fine! Excellent close -ups...... Your anti-fuzzy treatment sounds intriguing. I've had problems with beeswax too. Cheers, Jim
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    Carl, Adrieke, Way back in the early 'Windows' days I started a taste test of only imported beers to learn how to use a database program. That's when I had the DT's. :D . Also had a number of Lambics.....going to try and find my list. I recall one....as I was pouring, a number of chunks of something came out of the bottle....didn't bother to taste it so it missed the list.... Cheers, Jim
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    Sherry, Was that a beer glass or a wine glass that was dangling? I assume it was empty?.... Cheers, Jim
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    Cool looking Gingerbread, John. It will add to the elegance of your steamboat. Cheers, Jim
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    Adrieke, I do like some of your beers..... It's just that after one or two in succession, they all taste the same (Hic! ) to me...... Are you familiar with Delerium Tremens? The beer, not the condition...... :D :D I believe it was from Belgium....I got it in a store in Ann Arbor... Guess I got in on the beer talk after all........my favorites are generally wheat beers.... Cheers, Jim
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    Adrieke, Coming along nicely! I'll refrain from joining the beer discussion..... My experience is that the second and third beers all taste the same no matter what the first one was....... :D Cheers, Jim
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    Andy, Looking good. Gonna be interesting to see what you do with the leeches and bunts..... I understand that if you put salt on the leeches they will fall off, so be careful.... Cheers, Jim
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    And Many More! Cheers, Jim
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    Nice looking steamboat, John! Not sure about the towel it's resting on....... :D :D Cheers, Jim
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    Adrieke, Coming along nicely! When are you going to test the lighting? I expect it will look neat! Cheers, Jim
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    John, Looks great! Since my kit came with paper flags and pennants, I chose not to put any on..... Either way, yours will look fine! Cheers, Jim
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    Looking real good, John, Can't wait to see what little people on the decks will add to the realism...... Cheers, Jim
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    Adrieke, Looking real good! Still looking for your post on the other site...... :D Cheers, Jim
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    Anja, :D :D :D :D :D :D :D I am certain you have a lot of fun on your visits! Cheers, Jim
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    Wanted to be the first to cheer your return to the San Il...... But first you and Anja enjoy the vacation! Cheers, Jim
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    Jared, Looking good....it's starting to take shape.....looking forward to pictures of assemblies installed on the hull! Cheers, Jim
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    Sjors, Looking Great! But doesn't rigging and taking pictures get in the way?.......... :D :D Cheers, Jim
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    Adrieke, John, Are either of you going to install screen doors? It can get hot on the Mississippi in the summer and it does not appear you have air conditioning..... :D Cheers, Jim
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    Jared, Coming along nicely! I'm amazed at how organized you are....seems like the only time I get organized is when I lose track of some tool or part and have to put everything away to find it! Cheers, Jim
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    Andy, Looks Good! I'll bet even the pain of mast making beats the alternative.......work!..... Cheers, Jim
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    Sjors, You are my daily entertainment.... Even if you are not posting pictures, you keep things interesting... Cheers, Jim
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    Adrieke, Good progress! And the door swing issue is interesting. Many years ago my wife and I built a house..... and since we're both left handed we had the doors hinged in the ways that made most sense to us.... :D Confused many of our right handed friends. As for prepping wood surfaces to paint, I have a tack rag that is the last thing I use.....seems to pick up most of the fine dust with no introduced moisture that would tend to raise the grain. Cheers, Jim

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