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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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Chris, cool vid.
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Dave, welcome to MSW. When ready please start a build log where we can follow along.
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I use FolkArt acrylic craft paint, Vintage White # 515. It's not a brilliant white and has very little yellow pigment.
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Speaking of seals, I found this site interesting. https://www.cs.cmu.edu/afs/cs/Web/People/lkb/seals/aboutseals.5.html
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Help with rigging a 1920s pond racer
Keith Black replied to Dobro23's topic in Masting, rigging and sails
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What a lovely ship, neat and tidy work, Jorge.
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Dang supply chain problems, hope that it gets to you soon. She's really coming along nicely, Phil, well done.
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Jason, welcome to MSW. Please share your Nuestra Señora de las Mercedes build in a build log.
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Jorge, welcome to MSW. I look forward to seeing your build log.
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Dave, good on ya and God bless.
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Painting a boat or ship's interior white or a light color would have been beneficial for night vision and the ability to see items within. If a boat was to be used only during daylight hours, interior color wouldn't have mattered.
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Siggi, I wish my carpenters and painters were as talented as yours, they do beautiful work.
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