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    Jessie, do you happen to have a String A Long or a small hobby lathe? This would make serving your lines easier. David B
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    Nicely done Mauro. As for the crew maybe they are taking a break. A little drink to cool things off. David B
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    That may be true but what if you do not have any left to pull out? David B
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    Happy anniversary. You are doing a fantastic job and have made tremendous progress on a demanding kit. Smart move in dry fitting things. That way you can avoid the booboos that seem to happen at this stage of a build. David B
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    If anyone objects I will be glad to discuss it with them with my cane. Job well done Nils. David B
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    Go with a pencil if you are simulating the nails. Why add more headaches. David B
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    I have always had bad luck using CA for applying stanchions. Good work. David B PS your stanchions look great.
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    I take if the tape is for identification? David B
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    Good way to get a start. David B
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    Sadly much of our greatest work is hidden from view. David B
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    Your attention to detail is astounding. David B
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    Keep up the good work. David B
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    Have fun. Many years ago the NRG did a tour of Annapolis. This was right after 9/11. It was almost cancelled. Fortunately they were convinced that we were a bunch of duffers who were not a danger to anyone but ourselves. Just do not ask about our politics. We had a splendid time. To this day I will remember the Rogers Collection. The only rough part I remember was our bus pulling into the gate and these young kids covering us with weapons trying to look serious. To this day I think inside they were laughing at a bus of old men. I would love to go through there again. David B
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    Try a supplier for stained glass windows. They will also have a larger range of widths as well. David B
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    Unfortunately some companies will use either plastic or pot metal for many of their fittings. This is to cut down on costs. The bad thing about it is the casting are poorly made so you cannot even get the dimensions. David B
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    The Latham kit is nice and a good size. The plan' s are great. The manual is very detailed. David B
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    Your eyesight and patience did the job. David B
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    You are really getting there. David B
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    Time to take a break my friend. If not you will become unhinged. Great work. David B
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    I bought a small compressor years ago when it was on a clearance sale. No water trap and no auto stop. The newer version by Badger as both. All I did was buy a regulator with a water tap plus my hose has an inline water tap. My compressor is hooked up to a foot controlled on/off switch. My first air brush was a Paasche H. After many years I bought a Badger 360. Once you learn how to use one you will never turn back. David B
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    Great job. David B
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    She looks ready for either a race to the fishing grounds or just a nice sail. David B
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    So far so good. David B
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    Nice work Dan. David B
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    Nils you are giving me an inferiority complex. David B

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