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Outstanding craftsmanship as ever Gaetan. It's always a great pleasure to follow this build.
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- le fleuron
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Nice to see you back in the shipyard John. Very well work.
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Hello Guys Most of the outside sanding is done and the Main-Wale is started. The Wale at the bow is strongly curved and it's very hard to bend it as you know. I decided to saw out this part and it worked very well. To fit the following parts were a lot easier Another difficult part is last ledge at the stern. The ledge must be formed exactly before bonding. This approach should be used at all the parts of the planks because it's much easier. The current progress The next update is coming when the Main-Wale is finished
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Hi Timmo Now I know your build again . I have lost sight at the last time. You are doing a great job, very nice work. Such a serving machine is invaluable, very well done.
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Much thanks for the nice comment Timmo. And also much thanks for the likes. I used following timbers: Stern, keel, stem and so on I used maple False-keel is swiss-pear (same as at the Triton) Main-wale is linden wood. I had some ledges from the build of the Irene Planks, Channel-wale, black-strake is birch
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Better slowly and the parts are fitting well, so as yours Ben. Very nice work.
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It's always a pleasure to see this model Ed, outstanding
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Fantastic work as always Edward, that's a grand cinema.
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Congrats Ben, she's looking really good. Wow what a tidy workshop, there you can eat from the floor
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