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  1. Keith Black
    Jeff, welcome to MSW. Glad to have you aboard.
  2. Keith Black
    Dave, congratulations on completing your Lady Nelson and a fine ship she turned out to be. There were a few rough patches in the beginning but then what journey doesn't have its moments. I'm proud for you.
  3. Keith Black
    Nathan, welcome to MSW. Glad to have you aboard.
  4. Keith Black
    Kortes, beautiful little stove. I always enjoy seeing your work.
  5. Keith Black
    Dave, those look pretty good. I've seen worse.........mine. For those who can make rope coils look natural, my hat is off to them.
  6. Keith Black
    Beautiful work, Keith.
  7. Keith Black
    Ken, welcome to MSW. Glad to have you aboard.
  8. Keith Black
    Tom, it may not be your favorite part but the hull planking looks great.
  9. Keith Black
    I love the last photo, so much told in a single photograph.
  10. Keith Black
    Keith, I was looking at your latest photos and I saw color in the 7th and 8th photos and it took me a second to remember, it's the flags in their cubby. So many treasured post and pleasant memories.
  11. Keith Black
    You sure you don't have a laser printer tucked away somewhere? That looks fantastic, Glen!
  12. Keith Black
    Rob, you could make the mizzen in two pieces with the upper piece having a slight jog just below deck level. you'd have to fiddle a bit getting the correct angle. You could use 18 GA wire to pin the two pieces together once the angle was established.
  13. Keith Black
    Rob, I think adding a screw and screwing the mizzen into the lower deck would be an alignment nightmare, IMHO.
  14. Keith Black
    Per Mr Google increased mizzen rake allows for more weather helm.
  15. Keith Black
    It appears the top of the bottle is cloudy near the neck. You could try reaching in the neck with a Q-Tip soaked in different solutions till you find one that cleans the top of the bottle. You could go so far as to put resin in a throw away bottle, let it cure, and then see if the solution that cleans the fog reacts negatively with the test bottle. How's the calf/young steer doing?
  16. Keith Black
    Is the Morey lemon liqueur inexpensive and/or any good? If so, simply starting over might be the easier option. Or you could go with a cloudy sky effect.
  17. Keith Black
    Daniel, welcome to MSW. Glad to have you aboard.
  18. Keith Black
    And a long sea creature slithering along the bottom of the bottle.. This build is gonna be way cool, Glen. I'm all setup here on the front row ready to follow along.
  19. Keith Black
    Gizmo, welcome to MSW. Glad to have you aboard.
  20. Keith Black
    Keith, only you could make a rubber dingy look handsome.
  21. Keith Black
    Nicely done, Kortes. I'd go with raw brass. I don't remember seeing iron skylight grilles.
  22. Keith Black
    Poor little penguin but guess what, that skier's next! Cool project, Glen.
  23. Keith Black
    Mike, will the mystery object slide over the tiller? The only thing I can even speculate is that it's a rudder limiter. It's a weird one that's for sure.
  24. Keith Black
    DeHammer, welcome to MSW. Glad to have you aboard.
  25. Keith Black
    The carpenters and painters did a fantastic job, Siggi. I think an extra ration of rum for the lot is in order. .

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