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Thanks JJ and Chuck! I'm glad I can squeeze some time in to work on her!
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Now that most of the dusty work is done I've installed all of the quarter gallery and stern windows. I also cut the inboard stern window sills. Next up will be the gun port lids and hinges.
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Wow that is simply amazing work!
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Excellent seizing and rigging Glenn. So neat and clean!
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I've started adding the lower shrouds to the fore mast. A little progress is better than no progress!
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She looks fantastic Glenn. Well done!
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Thanks Chuck. Yes this is the reward for all the planking. 😁
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Thank you Reg, JJ and Glenn. Also for all the likes. Glenn despite it's size it's really a lot of fun. Plus it's not rigged so that helps keep the foot print down.
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I was able to find a little time to complete the rudder cover and the benches. The parts are laser cut from cherry by Syren. and are perfect. Now I have to clean up any dust so I can add the windows to the stern and Q galleries '.
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Looks great and sounds like fun!
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Thanks Joe. Yes still 6 days a week. Though the activity is decreasing I've still have to put in the hours. I just pick away a bit at a time and I post once I've compiled enough.
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Hi Glenn, Your Cheerful is looking great and so are your pictures. Love it!
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For me it seems I spend an extraordinary amount of time rerunning line as I keep crossing them. She's coming along nicely.
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Hi Greg. I've enjoyed working with the pear and happy with the way it is looking. As to the rudder opening you are correct about the openings size. I can get about 2/3 movement but I didn't want to cut away more of the frieze. So straight and steady for this Winnie! Can't get anything past those sharp eyes of yours.
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Exactly! Just follow Chucks mantra "slow and steady"
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Thanks Greg. For me I would do it at Chapter 5. It wasn't hard at all to do and I'd worry about putting the frieze on with the hole there.
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