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    Get well soon my friend
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    Nicely done, you can really put some nice details into your models , amazing work.
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    That is some nice details there Ferrus. .
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    Congratulations, a very well done ship!!
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    Your doing fine my friend, and I thought my plans for this ship were confusing, good luck.
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    Hello, today marks two years that I have been learning how to build models. I join MSW two years ago and I think I have not missed to many days scene then lol. I have been having the time of my life, meeting people, getting to know some as well. I was going to start my Pegasus, but wanted to finish my Columbus ships. As LA Nina will be my next build So I open the box last night and wanted to post, but dew to technical issues 🙃 lol I went to work. The keel and the bulk head came together nicely. So I move on up to the upper deck, and planked that as well So Iam about to start planking. But FIRST I will give Chucks video one more go lol. Glad to be part of this wonderful organization. Both the NRG and MSW have become important to me, my recent panic attack 🙃 🙂 because I couldn't log on kinda made that a little more clear. So to everyone who has put up a like or a laugh thankyou so much. It will be hard for me to control myself not to rush this because I will be doing the Pegasus right after the Nina. I do have a Viking Long Boat to do as well but I thought I save that for when I get boared with the Pegasus lol. Now on we go, video, planking lol Bob M.
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    I must admit that I could have been a bit worried, lol as I ran around the house calling on my family " How do I fix this , help me lol" Today it has been two years that I join MSW. An the thought of you all gone in a second made me think, thankful for all the help here for the last two years. I have learnt a bit , but lots to go. I am so happy I am going to start a new log LOL
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    That is an awesome model, you do some nice work. Congratulations
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    Thanks Chris, and for fixing up the title, I will try to get it right on my next one lol.
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    Well my friends, it is that time. I am going to mark this one finished. Made and attached the rudders, and finally Captain Marvin Got his pillows lol. It's all done, and we decided to add more wind to the sails. So I saturated the sail with GAC 400, got the hair dryer, low heat, high wind, and using the hair dryer I blew it for about 10 minutes . The sail turn out fine. More wind lol 😆 So here are a few more final pictures. Plus, I would like to thank M S W for helping along the way. And a big thank you to the four other Sea of Galilee Boat logs that I leaned on to finish. Bye for now see you soon BOB M. I gave this boat to the first Mate, she said she loves it. So I got a even bigger grin on my face lol bye for now 😅
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    Congratulations, looks like a very well put together ship . Cheers
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    Nice work my friend,
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    Well I am getting there, installed the floor, false keel. The false keel has quite the bend to it and I was looking for a spare because I was sure it was going to break, but it didn't lol. After that it was the cap rail , they almost fit with out any bending , just a little bit of heat and they fit perfectly. Then I made the oars, rudders, davits, and stern peice. So I have the benches to make and prep the sails, run four rigging lines, no wait six lol. I will be done rigging in a day lol. Yep getting close on this one. It has been a blast. The bending of the wood, the making of the amber shellac, it was all so much fun to do. I am sure The First Mate will love this as she does say it looks beautiful every time she comes to visit me in the ship yard, lol. So just a bunch of things to put together and I call it done , maybe a week or less. Thanks so much everyone it has been fun hanging out with you all.
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    Nicely done my friend,
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    Thank you very much for the likes and comments, appreciated 😊. So we move on to the decks, also made the yardarm, mast, and drilled holes for the ropes later. The decks turn out well, the wood is excellent. I have to Thank Scott Miller soon, I will send him a picture when done.lolNow it was time for the cutwater, I traced the bow on a peice of paper, a left pofile and a right, or port side , starboard. Then I stacked the 4x4 and traced it on. Everything looked straight, but by the time I fitted it, there was a bit of a slant. But it will do lol. The port side looks more rounded than the starboard side, but you would have to look close for that. Captain Marvin has one complaint though lol. The first Mate would like a floor in her boat, so today I should glue in the mast. Install the floor and put the cap rails on, we will see lol. This will be the display side . I am pretty happy with the boat so far. I am even thinking of my next build lol, and I have not finished this one. Lots of time though lol.
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    That is some fine work my friend. You just might make it lol. And you can come over to my place when your done, bring pictures lol
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    Looking really good my friend!!
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    Good luck on your journey, hope it works out for you .
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    Nice work my friend!!
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    @Bryan Woods, I can't really say how much I used. I just took the top off the bottle and used an old artist brush. Then just threw it away. So I finished the ribs, installed the stringers. I made some amber shellac, and coated the inside, got carried away and did the hull one coat. It looks marvelous I think. The first Mate loves it. Starting to do the decking but the old eyes are getting tired lol. This is were she be now. This is a fun build the wood and the instructions are top notch. Can't wait till tomorrow to finish the decks, but got some outside work to do, the first Mate is itching to get at her garden, so I will have to rotter till it for her. Plus we got to go on a road trip at the beginning of June so she wants her oil changed in her car before we go. Shees don't they know I got modeling to do lol. Thanks for all the likes and help. I could not have done this one for sure with out the help of the four logs on this boat here Thank you all.

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