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I wouldn't worry about Winnie going anywhere while you're in Patagonia. She'll wait patiently 🙂 Enjoy the trip!
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Thank you Gary. Much credit to Chuck for excellent parts! The rest of the margin planks have been made, tweaked and fitted. The cabin floor is dry fitted, the coamings and partners are temporarily glued to facilitate deck planking. This is because I'm bound to damage them when sanding the deck planks. I've cut and placed the centre plank. Glue will follow when I'm completely happy withe the placement. Many thanks to all that have visited, commented or hit the thumbs up. Cheers
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Thank you Glenn. Made both ladders they are lovely little projects and definitely worth taking time putting them together. the single ladder is sanded and had a coat of poly. Larger one is waiting for the glue to dry. Been to the library and printed the margin planks. Cut out the sections to test them on Winnie. With a bit of fettling they will be just right. first starboard bow section cut out, and sanded to fit Tomorrow I shall attempt the others and try to match the scarph joints together. As always thanks for the comments, likes and looking in. Everything is greatly appreciated. Cheers
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William, welcome to MSW
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The bulwark planking is done, and with two coats of paint, the first was Admiralty paints Red Ochre, then a coat of tamiya flat red. I used red ochre so the tamiya red wasn't too in your face red. I also gave the coamings another coat of dull black, along with the main wales. The gratings have been given some WOP. the mast and capstan partners have been made up, detailing still to add. Thanks for all your comments, likes and taking the time to look in👍 Cheers
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A sterling job sir! Your patience pays off in dividends. I shall be referring to this post when I do my centreline planking.
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bienvenue to MSW
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I'm watching this, as it will be interesting to see all the PE work, something I've only done a tiny amount of. It looks very neat and tidy!
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Superb sail work!! I do like your idea of a patch and colour fade on the mainsail, I think it will give it a hard worked appearance to an obviously hard worked fishing boat!😉
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