Estoy_Listo
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- Birthday 09/20/1949
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I am an avid walker, reader, and cook; and I'm newly retired--and enjoying it.
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Smashing build, Bob. And thanks for the log. It's helped me a lot.
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I've read a lot of build logs, Lyle; but I've never seen one with a better ending.
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You're almost there, and it looks brilliant. Looking forward to seeing the presentation--thanks for including that. A small travel garment steamer might be useful. They work well in removing folds and wrinkles from clothing. Just pass the steam over the fabric. Don't hold it in place for too long. Those things are hot.
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Sweet build: simple and elegant; featured as the "Model of the Month" in Blue Jacket's monthly newsletter.
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Late to the party, but....about that magnetic gluing jig at the top of the thread. The poor man's version: a dry erase board (be sure it's "magnetic" ) and a couple of magnetic door catches. The magnetic strip that came with the board actually works better than the door catches. It's up to you to create a square corner, but It works well enough for simple jobs, and you could find ways to improve upon it. Just an idea.
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Hi Lynn: That's a sweet looking pram, and it looks like a fun build. Looking forward to looking over your shoulder. Mark
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I'll second Legends note: Don't know if you're still around the site, but yeah, great job. You made it look easy. (I'm just starting to plank my own Glad Tidings.)
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Looks like fun. As a beginner myself, I'll follow along w/ interest.
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Sweet! And what a beauty! I'm just starting my own Pinky; your pictures have been an inspiration to me.
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You did it! Congratulations, it looks terrific.
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Impressive work. I've been following from the start, and I must say that you've done yourself proud.
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Brilliant build, Steve. Thanks for posting your log. I learned some useful tricks here. Mark
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Righteous workshop! This may be your first ship build, but you're no beginner. Me on the the other hand... I'm learning a lot just by watching. I'll follow along.
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Thanks, Popeye. You're an inspiration.
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