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    Thank you Allan, you are right in saying these vessels have no double planking. My assumption was based on various u tubes. My intention is to move on to more challenging pieces but want to take baby steps initially, expensive hobby to take up if not fully focused. When I start am I ok to show progress through the build log? Cheers Bill.
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    Thank you Allan, I am looking to progress to bluenose next and impact glue was mentioned for the decking.
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    Hi all, I am new to model ship building always been a desire to start, and jumped in head first. First real project will be the model shipways learning trio of models. My question, if anyone can explain, I have watched umpteen u tube videos on the aspects of ship building and a number of them have mentioned impact glue for deck planking and second planking of the Hull. Is this the way to go or is individual planking using a good pva the way to go Looking forward to your comments, Bill.

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