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Hi All, I think I can call the skeleton complete. I have to agree with the other comments about the bulkheads being flimsy (bass wood), so I did what others have done and stiffened them up making sure the keel was straight. I’m also glad I did not precut or shape any of the bulkheads for planking. You can really tell the difference just handling it.
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Hi Ken, how’s the build coming along?
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Superior attitude to have before you even get the next kit for sure! On top of all the advice on what to build next… browse through the build logs, something may just jump out at you. That’s how I ended up with the Rattlesnake for my second build. What’s you name?
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Welcome aboard Fox. Feel free to look at my Lady Nelson build and ask all the questions you want. I did, that’s how you learn and grow in the hobby. 👍😀
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Congratulations Sir! Outstanding! Now… what’s next? 😁
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Hi Jason, welcome to the forum. 👍😀
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Thanks John, Just my .02, but I thought the same of my planking on the Lady Nelson and afterwords thought “show me a perfectly planked ship (in real life) and I’ll show you a museum piece”. After all the wooden recreational and fishing boats I’ve seen (even the Lady Washington), planking imperfection seems to be part of the game, especially over time. Your bulwarks look fine! 👍😀
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Hi John, welcome to the forum! 👍😀
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MSW down in UK on 25 July 2022?
Dave_E replied to Rik Thistle's topic in How to use the MSW forum - **NO MODELING CONTENT**
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Hi Kale, welcome! 😀
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Hey Bill, why did you leave all your eyelets bare metal? I joined the build late, sorry if you answered this before.
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