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Send me a pm when you start this Always useful to find something. and everyone immediately sees what you are building
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- work boats
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The English version And Spanish version
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Welcome back
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Thanks, would be nice. I already had the idea to visit your vasa every now and then 👍
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A flemish horse on a ship?? Needed to google this... Here. A flemish horse is : a horse, a pub, beer... 😅
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Prynhawn da pawb - (Good afternoon all) from Wales!
Baker replied to SweepHall's topic in New member Introductions
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Be careful with black. I had no good results with it Quite a "hard" color difference for a deck. It is best to try on another piece of plastic first and not directly on your deck. Looking at the photo. I would leave it as it is, it already looks good I have also learned this lesson (You may find painting ideas in post 93 of my Bounty project)
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