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Great news on the first interview Anja - no surprises there though! I'm sure your second interview will go just as well.
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Thanks Mobbsie, Don't worry about the number of plates or ratlines to be fitted - just approach it as a task that will take a little time, but with some focus it will be done before you know it. Mine took a little longer because I'm still working full time, so only get to play in the shipyard on weekends - once the honey-do list is complete!
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Thanks Gil, I'm partial to a wee dram myself! I'm looking forward to a little more variety for a while as work on the yards commences.
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Beautifully done Bob! Can't wait to see the rest of the pictures.
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Perhaps I should have acknowledged that "my" method comes from David Antscherl's TFFM Vol 4.
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Dan, Another tip for your ratlines. In order to maintain fairly even tension and avoid creating an hour glass shape in your shrouds, tie every fourth ratline first, then go back and do each one half between the first lot, then finish the remainder. I found that using a highlighter pen to colour code the template worked a treat (not shown in the photo on my log - I only worked it out a bit later).
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Dan, I've just finished my ratlines. Here's a link to my log. If you scroll about half way down the first page you'll see the card template in use. http://modelshipworld.com/index.php?/topic/163-hms-victory-by-grant-dale-mamoli-scale-190/?hl=%20victory%20%20grant%20%20dale
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That's because Mark keeps coming back for a refill
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Nice to see the deck planking going in Mark. I can't remember, how do you plan to display her - partially "exposed" or fully planked?
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Thanks David, Sjors, Mark and Bob for your kind words. It's a relief to be able to go back to making something other than tiny knots!
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380 ratlines on my Victory, with 2,682 clove hitches. Enjoy!!!
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Hi Anja, Maybe Sjors could take the pictures for you since he's so keen on them! Good luck with your interview - let us know how you went.
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Congratulations Augie on reaching this significant milestone. I also shared this achievement tonight! Let's party!!!
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Nice work Sarah, Scale really does add to the degree of difficulty doesn't it?
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So where does the expression "Groundhog Day" (meaning same thing over again) come from (apart from the movie that is) ?
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OK Sjors, 'bout time for some more pictures isn't it?
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