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AZLandLover

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    I have read most of the comments on this topic. I, also had to stop my build to deal with life's endless dilemmas. However, after a two year hiatus, I'm back in the helm (per se). I agree with those that think posting pics which do not raise of the level of the skillset could be a deterrent. As it is, in the last two weeks I have made many mistakes in my build, so many, I am too embarrassed to share (yet). Once the corrections are made I'll post them here. In the meantime, it is nice to go back to cutting, gluing and sanding! BTW, I am taking pics...😀😁
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  7. AZLandLover
    Bill, Thank you for all your photos. About three weeks ago I began working on the same model. As a novice, I found the instruction booklet lacking, so I started to use the plans as my main source of information I decided to deviate a little from the building sequence and after curving the stern and bow filler blocks I started working on the deck planking. Since this model doesn't come with a false deck, I installed one using 1/16" basswood. Once the deck planking is done I'll post some photos. Regards, Luis Gilbert, AZ What's best in life? "To crush your enemies - See them driven before you, and to hear the lamentations of their women!" Conan the Barbarian

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