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Just an enquiry wether anyone has any information on HMS Barbican between 1950-1958. It's home port was Rosyth and went to the Med at the time of the Suez crisis but the Egyptians closed the canal and so she stayed at Valletta. I know she was a coal burner and launched in 1939. Have searched the internet but very little comes up about Barbican, her sister ships are a bit better documented, but Barbican is the one my dad served on therefore any info gratefully appreciated. Cheers 👍😀
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Yes, a quick re-read of the log mentions he is using pear, my mistake😕 Still looks really good though!
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Very nice planking, love the colour of your cherry. On the strength of that I think I may go the same way as I can get cherry boards easier than AYC
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She's looking smart Eric! Nice work, well done.
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You have done a great job on this, very nice!!
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Tallisker distillery on Skye do a decent malt. I'm coppering one side of Triton if the second side of planking looks ok!
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I'm a tad late to the party, is there room at the back?? Very nice work to date 😃👍
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Welcome to MSW Tony, unfortunately I can't help with your question but I'm sure there's someone on here who can 👍
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Been a while since I set this log up, but bought myself a used scroll saw at the weekend and actually started cutting the bulkheads and keel former from some 6mm mdf. I have found that mdf cuts very well. With so many bulkheads it's going to be quite a time til I've got them all cut, as I've never used a scroll saw before and am taking my time to get them right. As soon as I have something resembling a skeleton I will post some photos. Til then cheers 😃👍
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