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    Had to cut the Britannia fitting because it was too small, cut out the snake and mounted it on a piece of wood added the gold by dipping a q tip in gold and rolling most of it off on a paper towel before rolling it across the surface Window frames in white seem to make it stand out better
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    Window frames are painted and ready to install
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    Made a base out of 5/8 inch stock contoured it to the hull and fastened it with wood glue and screws
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    Tinted clear water based acrylic with some brown acrylic paint to darken the deck a bit
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    First coat of primer is on the hull next step is to fill and sand the many imperfections
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    Two decks are all closed in - making collars out of thin plywood to go around masts to cover up where I screwed up the openings
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    Cabin doors and window built on work table and attached to bulkhead made from 1/8x1/32nd stock attached to a thin piece of mahogany plywood door knobs are pin heads
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    Deck is closing in nicely
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    Ladder was left over from my Danmark Kit
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    Deck planking is going well
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    Wood filler and sanding on hull is shaping up
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    Hull planking if done, next comes wood filler and sanding.
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    Made a jig out of two pieces of 1x2 to hold planks while planing to taper them
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    Made this pin pusher out of a dowel, brass tubing and a washer magnet. Magnet keeps the pins from falling out of the brass tube.
  25. CapnJack43
    Flexible metric ruler really helped in measuring plank widths

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