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Keith, a treat to see your work as always. Is it sail that's keeping the hoops evenly spaced in the first photo? Speaking of sails, if you mentioned your intent to adding sails I don't remember seeing it.
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Really, you might get some backlash? I think that pretty much goes without saying, LOL. Gary, regarding the 'shop'. the guy at the bench really adds to the overall 'feel'. It reminds me a lot of the boat repair shop. It's getting to look more like a photograph with each update. And I agree with Mark, removing the tail of the transmission is going to make it look more like a standard.
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Tom, welcome to MSW. I hope you heal quickly and completely.
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NAIAD 1797 by Bitao - 1:60
Keith Black replied to Bitao's topic in - Build logs for subjects built 1751 - 1800
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I can only echo Marc's comments above. Drazen, it's been far too long since we've seen you, may God bless you and yours.
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Chris, welcome to MSW. My deepest sympathy for the loss of your brother.
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Lauren, welcome to MSW, we have room for all. Thank you for your service.
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Steve, welcome to MSW. The Gorch Fock is a beautiful ship, I look forward to seeing your work.
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Tom, thank goodness she looks like her mother..... All kidding aside, a very nice looking daughter and her family photo, you should be extremely proud.
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I just pulled up a chair, brother Tom. I'm here for the duration and look forward to the journey.
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Glenn, welcome to MSW fellow jarhead.
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Eric, none of us like redos but it seems (for me at least) to be part of the game. There's a great sense of accomplishment after a successful redo. One can sit back and take pride in knowing that you've given it your best shot. It looks like the 'fix' worked and worked well. Now, it's but a mere footnote and just another part of the journey. But one thing and maybe the most important thing that will come from this, you'll never feel guilt or regret for not correcting the problem and you learned something. it doesn't get any better, congratulations.
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Help with rigging a 1920s pond racer
Keith Black replied to Dobro23's topic in Masting, rigging and sails
Eberhart posted this earlier, did you read this? Search Google for 'pond yacht' and there are many, many photos. I'm sure the information you seek is out there, you've just got to dig a little. -
Rob, the comparison images on your Glory look spot on, very nice.
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Dear God, the tiny bits are starting to swarm. Quick, women and children into the tents!
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