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    I have now redrilled the rudder post hole, the one to the far right is the old one and the one to the left is the new one, I will be using Isopon P40 filler to fill the hole, The motor mount has also been fitted and fixed with P40; I used clear silicone sealant to make the bed for the motor to sit on and a brass strip to fix the motor to the bed. In between doing this I cut out the ply subdeck’s, in the instructions it says to fix the deck support beams to the subdeck, now normally I would make a deck support frame and fix that to the hull, but as Jack would have followed the instructions I will also follow them. I have also started to fix the deck to hull beams This is were I am so far Fred
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    Hi One and All Just a quick update on this build, I have now received the new set of drawings from Ron Dean so on with the build. Fred
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    Thank you , will be having a look.
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    The Robert E Peary is a WW2 Liberty Ship, she was built by Joshua Henry Ironworks of Sunnyvale California in 1940. The story so far is; A late friend left me the Deans Marine kit “Robert E Peary” just be for went into the Hospice, Jack had fitted the propshaft and rudder. The first things that I have to do is order a new set of drawings from Dean’s, make and relocate the rudder, the reason behind having to make a new rudder is that the rudder tube is missing and the rudder shaft is imperial, I could ask Ron to sell me a new one but as I have to wait for the new drawings I just as well make a new rudder form the stock that I have, I know that it will not be correct but in the end it will be made out of brass and not out of W/M and also I can just make it that bit bigger to help with the steering. So on with the build. Scale ; 1/96 Length ; 1384mm Beam ; 185mm Fred Deans Marine https://www.deansmarine.co.uk/
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    Thank you for the warm welcomes.
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    Hi One and All Thank you for all your welcomes. In reply to Amateur, sorry it is not steam powered this is due to our water being in the grounds of a Public House, so no steam or internal combustion engines. The enclosed photo is from the entrance to the bar looking up the water to our landing stage.
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    Hi One & All Thank you for letting me in. I am more into working boats like early 1900's Steam Tugs, I look forward to many talks with you all. Deep Diver

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