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  1.    mtaylor reacted to a post in a topic: Rigging the Endurance by Occre
  2. philski
    First, the shrouds need to be served. Then alternately threaded up through to platform, around the madt and down to each respevtive deadeyes.
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  9. philski
    Rob James does sails beautifully in my oinion. He's on Facebook at RJ Models and Ships I believe...
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  15. philski
    Just to point out, there is a difference between wood putty and wood filler. Filler dries and is typically sandable and stainable. Putty, on the other hand, does not dry. It is use to patch over nail holes and such. Use filler vs putty. I just finished planking the first layer on bulkhead on the San Francisco II (AL) and filled and sanded smooth. Just starting mahogany veneering. I use Titebond CA.

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