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  1.    Paul Le Wol reacted to a post in a topic: Lula by Keith Black - 1:120 Scale - 1870s Sternwheeler Supply Boat for Floating Pile Driver
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  13. Paul Le Wol
    Andrew, congratulations on completing your Lobster Smack! Very nice. Looking forward to Miss Adventure.
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  16. Paul Le Wol
    Beautiful work Harvey!. The crow’s nest is superb
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  22. Paul Le Wol
    Thank you so much Gary, @FriedClams your Comment is very kind and I appreciate it a lot! I’ll definitely be starting another build log. A build without a log is like a day without sunshine. I think that’s how the saying goes 😀
  23. Paul Le Wol
    Hi Jacques, totally agree with the previous comments. Beautiful planking.
  24. Paul Le Wol
    Thank you @druxey and @Thukydides . I appreciate your Comments very much. I would also like to thank everyone for their Likes and for dropping by. I forgot to mention that before.
  25. Paul Le Wol
    Hi Everyone, my thanks to @JacquesCousteau, @ccoyle, @kurtvd19, @davec, @Glen McGuire, @Keith Black, @Jim Lad. Your generous comments make this effort so worthwhile. Thank you Chris for updating the title. Not sure what comes next Jacques but it will probably be another work boat of some sort. Watching everyone scratching together their builds has been a great inspiration!
  26. Paul Le Wol
    Hi Everyone, hope you are all doing good. Thank you for the Comments and Likes! Well I finally got the lead out and finished the shroud lanyards. Here’s a few pictures of that process. The lanyards do lean on the upper slat of the fences a bit. When you look at the high resolution photos of a sharpie on Alamy you can see that the lanyard straddles the top slat and the middle slat has been trimmed. I didn’t think it was bad enough to make those modifications to the fences. I also decided to leave off the oar locks and the oars. They might be added at a later date. So on that note I shall declare this build finished. Some photos of the completed boat starting with the imaginary anchor. I realize that there are probably more than a couple of historical inaccuracies present so it anyone has any ideas on how to make this a more accurate representation please feel free to share your thoughts. I won’t be changing anything but perhaps future builders will be able to benefit from them. Thank you to everyone for joining me in this build. You have made this project very enjoyable.
  27. Paul Le Wol
    Here is a chart of the wood strips that Joe sells.
  28. Paul Le Wol
    Dave, congratulations on completing this wonderful looking Dory!
  29. Paul Le Wol
    Glen, what strikes me most about this SIB is the difference between the tranquil presentation and the chaos going on inside the bottle. Congratulations on finishing this amazing project!
  30. Paul Le Wol
    Hi Gary, good to see this much anticipated update. The roof looks great. Everything does !
  31. Paul Le Wol
    Hi Gary, thanks so much for your comments and support. Going to have to start thinking about what’s next. Only have a couple of hours worth of work left on the sharpie
  32. Paul Le Wol
    Great weathering effects on the base Glen. Looks superb. Going to have to add Concrete Block to my list of shop tools to acquire 😀!
  33. Paul Le Wol
    Thank you very much Dave. Started this build in March of 2023. That’s quite a while ago and it’s gone by very quickly. Hope time starts slowing down some 😀
  34. Paul Le Wol
    Hi Glen, thank you for your comments. They are appreciated very much!

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