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  1. Rustyj
    I received chapter 3 laser cut parts in cherry from Syren today and I must say they looked great online and are even more impressive in person. Now the quarter galleries fun begins!
  2. Rustyj
    I'm in on trying it!
  3. Rustyj
    Great job! Finishing chapter 2 is a satisfying milestone.
  4. Rustyj
    Great job! That is very close to the way I did mine. Very good explanation too.
  5. Rustyj
    Very very nice workmanship!
  6. Rustyj
    That all looks so great. This is one of my favorite part of the build.
  7. Rustyj
    Thanks Ben. Very appreciated!
  8. Rustyj
    Thanks Bob, I hope you are holding up well! Also thank for all the likes.
  9. Rustyj
    I'm thinking it might have been the equivalent of two trees! Thanks Chuck, I'm looking forward to when I can visit you again! Thank Mike, Out of the frying pan and into the fire?
  10. Rustyj
    Thanks Glenn, This is the second time I've planked the Winnie so I'm good there. After doing this big hull I'd gladly plank the Cheerful again! Thanks VTHokiEE and Don. Also all the like too!
  11. Rustyj
    The last 11 strakes have been completed. Prior to starting the planking these strakes I checked my distance from the keel to the already completed 12 strakes. I noticed that at frames A and 1 (center of the model) the distance was 1/32" wider than the 11 1/4" strakes would cover. To remedy this the Garboard Strake was cut 1/32" wider and installed. I then added 2 more strakes above the Garboard. I then add 3 strakes to the completed upper strakes. This left me with 5 strakes to be completed between these two bands. I then rechecked and adjusted my remaining tick marks and then finished the planking. As you can see I still have to sand the planks at the stern post, add the stern post and trim the keel then chapter 3 will be completed.
  12. Rustyj
    Great workmanship Glenn.
  13. Rustyj
    Glad to see you found some time to work on her. Well done!
  14. Rustyj
    Boy that looks fantastic!
  15. Rustyj
    Congratulations Bob! You've done an outstanding job.
  16. Rustyj
    Great planking! Well done!
  17. Rustyj
    Hi Glenn, Sorry for the delay but I had to first shake some cobwebs loose. I took the lengths and pattern right from the plans. It's a four plank shift and the plans show the joint locations. I marked the bulkheads and got my plank lengths from there. Hope this helps.
  18. Rustyj
    Hi Glenn, I think you're going to love this build and we're going to love following along. It's always fun to see how each modeler approaches a build.
  19. Rustyj
    Yes it is very nice!
  20. Rustyj
    Great information Ben. Thanks
  21. Rustyj
    The Winnie is not the simplest hull to plank even with Chucks great guidance. You're doing a good job and I'm sure you're improving with every plank you do. Keep up the good work!
  22. Rustyj
    Looking really nice Ben. A lot of fun planking in your future!
  23. Rustyj
    Looking really nice! The fun has now begun!
  24. Rustyj
    Thanks Glenn, Funny your builds have always inspired me! I agree the cherry on our Fair American's have aged very nicely. A large portion of the pear I'm using came from Jeff too.
  25. Rustyj
    Thanks scrubbj427. Thanks Chuck, the pear is kinda like cherry on steroids. It'll be interesting to see how it ages.

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