Knocklouder

 Nice job on the planking,  you can always paint over the Shellac if you dont like the way it turns out, but I have a feeling it will look great with just the Shelac 

Knocklouder 

Very nicely done,  Congratulations .    

Bob M.

 @Capt. Kelso I would recommend the Serv-o -Matic machine for sure. Buy it lol.

Knocklouder 

I agree with Francois, the second picture looks more open . Two votes for number two picture.  Tuff choice thought. Great work .

Bob  M.

Congratulations, nicely done,  

Bob  M.

, This is the place to be 

Bob M.

In for the journey, good luck. 

Bob  M.

Good luck on your journey with this build Kevin, I really like this model. 

Bob M.

Julian this is one of those questions that only you can answer  🤔.  If it hidden then if we don't tell anyone  no one know lol. If it is going to haunt you  replace the offending peices lol. I would just paint, but that's just me

 Good luck on your choice.  

Bob  M.

Congratulations,  awesome work, very nicely done.

Bob  M

My way is to use a small  paint scraper, or the back side of wood chisel,  then light sanding, good to go. A damp rag with isopropynol 99.9  works for me as well. Nice work so far Zvr  

Bob  M.

Bob  M.

Very nice progress, nice work.

Bob  M.

 Fantastic stuff Glen, thanks for letting me watch this amazing build.  Just awesome,  waiting for the pictures.  

Bob  M.

Awesome work, very nice.    

Bob  M.

Bob  M.

Following along Keith, good luck with your journey  😀. 

Knocklouder  

Just awesome,,  thoughts and prayers my friend,  Thank you for this wonderful journey it was a real great adventure.   .   Thanks so much.

Bob  M.

Bob  M.

Bob  M.

Nicely done, Congratulations 

Bob   M.

Awesome work, it perrrfect  thanks for posting this,  it was a real pleasure to watch it come together.  

Bob  M.

Nice progress so far, it's looking  good.

Bob M.

Good luck on your journey, so many members will help you along the way, you'll see.  

Bob. M

Very nice work, your crowsfeet lines are great, nicely done. 

Bob  M.