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Everything posted by Glen McGuire
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Totally agree with Pat. And by the way, Ian, you have inspired my next SIB. I'm not quite ready to kick it off yet, but your work here gave me the idea for what I hope will be an interesting project.
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Beautiful work, Daniel! I love the display with the engraving and the carefully placed anchors and oars. Very elegant presentation.
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Such a beautiful boat. It looked like such a simple build from the picture in your first post. But following each of your steps along the way has shown me that there is a lot of hidden complexity in the build requiring a lot of skill. Well done (with the finish line near), my friend!
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Glen McGuire replied to Boccherini's topic in - Build logs for subjects built 1851 - 1900
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This restoration is adding a lot of new words to my vocabulary, like grapnel!
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I am in awe. The complexity of what you were dealing with just boggles my mind. Congratulations on completing such an arduous task. You did an absolutely amazing job, Steven.
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That basket is amazing!! Nice teamwork on this build!
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Oh I gotta get me a set of those clothespins. They are epic!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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That's got to be the widest variety of clamps used on a boat at the same time! Despite all the difficulties you described, your planking came out beautiful. That next to last picture is fabulous! I also notice that Marvin disappeared from the last few pictures. Did you scare him away with all that language that's been filling up the super D cup? 😃
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Welcome to MSW, Aeneas. You have found the best site on the whole interweb!
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Beautiful work, Steven! Particularly on the tiny carvings. Wow.
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I'm late to the show but working my way to the front row. Looks like an interesting subject and I love the prominent wood grain. But the best part is the dedication of the build. Toast to your First Mate!!!
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I tried to stop myself from doing this, Keith, I really did. But my fingers just wouldn't listen. I fully expect for you to block me from your build log going forward.
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Superb work, particularly on those Martnets!
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