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Welcome back. Glad you had a good time. nice job on the roof. Seems a shame to cover up all that nice work beneath it.!
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Onward indeed! Looks great.
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Welcome fellow Navy DD214-er! I’m glad you found the forum here and looking forward to seeing the progress on your build.
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I’m starting to think you are some kind of perfectionist! Really precise work.
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Those upper head rails look great. It is very difficult to carve in live with the grain like that. You did an excellent job!
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Nicely done! Looks like a great job on the battens.
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I just revived your build here and wish to congratulate you on this fine craft you have done. I appreciate your detailed and thoughtful comments on the build. Bravo Zulu! (Well done)
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Looks good, nice work on the skylight!
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