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    So that is your reasoning for distressing the wood. Good idea. David B
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    Doris if you make one Nelson spend a week on it and it will be your crowning masterpiece for this model. David B
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    Go for it Nenad. I have faith in your tenacity. David B
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    You are making fine progress. Looking good. David B
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    Good start Mark. What kind of wood are you using for the frames? David B
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    You have nothing to be sorry about Toni. Your work is a pece of technical perfection. I wish I had half the skill you have. David B
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    You did a nice job your carving is good too. David B
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    I have alway been interesred in SIBs I will be watching thid build. Davd B
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    In that case go for any of them. David B
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    Good idea Bob. I was wondering how you were going to plank the inside. David B
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    Great piece of carving. David B
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    Your doing a fine job on your deck planking to me the rough part is always the scraping and smoothing. What a mess. David B
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    Great work Danny. Making holes cleanly at that size is not easy. David B
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    Looking good so far. However I would fill in the spaces between your bulkheads. This will help in prevent you planking from buckling and give you more surface to glue. I have seen quite a few pinks built. It is a nice lokking model. However the hull can be a little tricky to plank because of the curves and the bow. David B
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    Nicely done. What brand of foil do you use? David B
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    Remindes me of a great lakes oar carrier. But whick one. David B
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    Nicely done . However I thought the paddles on the Robert E Lee were articulated. I could be wrong though. David B
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    Metal bars or some other form of protectionwould be used. Glass owuld be expensive and hard to replace . David B
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    I like your build great joinery and very neat. Keep up the good work. David B
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    I have made carraiges the way chuck does. However once the profile is machined out I then slice it up at an angle like a slice of bread then add the rest. David B
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    A nice model of the Vasa. David B
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    I bet you were not happy about having to rework the entire assembly over. This took a lot of time. David B
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    Nice soldering Bob. If you go to Michaels you will find metal leaf kits at a very decent price. David B
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    Nice process Chuck. As for the color I wuld go with the wood the originals were made of. These vessels were made quick on a shoe string budget and not meant to last for very long. David B
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    A feather board would be easy. But I think making the Byrnes saw with a tilting arbor would take away what to me is one of the most important features. A permanantly aligned 90 degree to table blade. I could be wrong though. David B

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