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  1. Baker
    To everyone who missed the start, welcome. Finishing the planking on this side. One strake has a weird shape to the stern. W.i.p. The last streak One side is done, and received a sanding with 60 grit sandpaper. And not upside down Thanks for following, comments and likes
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    The model is starting to look nice. The deadeyes with chains are great. Congrats
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    Of the current artists, Ferrus has skipped little or nothing
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    Do not worry. There will be the fore castle of a carrack. In the version as on the cover of the book.
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    Wow, problem solved 👍 thanks
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    If I open MSW on a PC I can see the signature at the bottom of each post. When I open MSW on my smartphone, I don't see any signature at the bottom of each post. This applies to my own posts and those of others. Am I doing something wrong or do I need to adjust settings. I've always had this problem, but always forgot to ask if there is a solution
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    Thaks. You were probably very busy with the Henry 😉 Always welcome Steven. And if you see something wrong, just give a call
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    Thanks Roger. I knew roughly what it meant. but did not get it worded correctly in the English text .
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    I think it's a custom made plank In this case a plank that is the same width as the two connecting planks together.
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    Many thanks for the photos and info. Indeed, no plank is identical, it is time consuming to work in this way
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    Same problem here... Great work 👍
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    Thanks, Climbing up the turret was quite an adventure. Fortunately there is no photo of this event...
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    Planking update At the bow there is a very wide plank. Why??. An extra wide plank The plank is first made approximately on the correct arc Made wet and bent ready to glue done work in progress current status: Looks good, so far. There will be a lot of sanding to do... Made an investment for my retirement. Went on holliday, and found a new toy in southern Spain https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/38.1_cm_/45_Model_1926_naval_gun Thanks for following
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    congratulations in Dutch 😉
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    Very interesting and a very impressive start.
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    Fantastic 👍 Great work.
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    i was lost.... 😭
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    very, very, nice 👍
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    Thank you. indeed, you are going to have to drill 224 small holes for this method. you can also use copper wire, which is more flexible. it is best to do some testing and practice on scrap pieces first.

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