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Everything posted by Knocklouder
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Very nice details. A fine job, looking forward to your Revenge log,
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- Amati
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Thank you all for your get well soon and likes. I have had a lot of time to think these days. Seems like that's all I could do lol. All though I have been working on the ship for a few days now , I get really tired after a few hours. So the Frist Mate says I have to take the weekend off 🙄. But my planking went well. Best one so far, hope that carrys on to my next ship the Pegasus lol. I can't wait for that one to finally start. . So ,next week it will be the whalers, then on to the deck furniture, mast, sails and done lol.,but lets not get ahead of our self lol. Here is my Nina as she sits now. 9
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Ahoy everyone, well finally work has rezoomed, after a long serious respiratory illness, I have recovered enough to get a few hour a day back in the shipbyard. Still get very tired after a few hours but a quick nap and I am good to go. I have lots of out side work to catch up on, so work will progress slowly at first. The First Mate is keeping a close eye on me so I don't get to exhausted. I have worked on the deck as far as I want to go for now, because I will be doing the planking and will be turning the ship upside down and everyway to get the planks on.. A few pictures only, but It's a start.
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Nice work my friend, if I ever get to mine this log will help immensely, your details are amazing. Thanks for your log , well done.
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- bluenose
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Looks good my friend. There is all kinds of methods to use to stop leakage, certain types of tape, using a clear sealer first, brushing up away from the tape not down into it. But for me I just use green painter's tape, making sure I use a flat small flexible putty knives to take the air out of the edge to be painted. Works most of the time lol. Still your ship is looking good
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Ahoy SC. Welcome to MSW. This is the place to be , everything you will ever need to know is here. Good luck on your journey!!!
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My thoughts and prays for your friend, my friend. And a extra pray just because she is your friend
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Good luck on your build, following along.
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Amazing details, what a wonderful build Jeff, you must be so happy with this ship, Great work!!
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It's looking good, great plan for straighting out the bulkhead. It does look very straight,
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