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About Bryan Woods
- Birthday 05/11/1961
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Bob, your log was so well written, it made me feel like I was right there wearing a big grin:-) oh yeah, your build looks great too:-)
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Your sails look great Bob! I have two builds started that will get them. One day hopefully:-)
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Bob, I’ve been scanning your photos, since I have little knowledge of nautical part names, it’s like finding Waldo:-) Everything looks great! You’re counting how many rat lines to got to do? Are you forgetting you have a lifetime of them to do:-)
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Bob, you seem to be in a great frame of mind. We’ll be praying for your speedy return, so we can see what the Mayflower really looked like, when it brought our people over here:-)
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Steven, I would choose you, to make my carvings, over a 3D printer any day!
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You did an excellent job Gary! I can easily see me building another smack:-)
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Welcome, my nephew and his family lives and works in Chimala, Tanzania. Safe travels!
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Wow, Jeremy. Fantastic job on this build. Your well done build log will sure be viewed many more times by ones like me striving to learn more. I appreciate the time you spent explaining and working through obstacles.
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I believe sanding the hull down, feeling the curves, in my opinion is a relaxing task that finishes way before I’m ready:-)
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All three look Great! Well done Eric.
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Upper half completed. Here’s another tool that helps accuracy. lower half fits together nicely. Lots of detail around the rear jet. And the two half’s come together, just as the temperature outside creeps above freezing and starts melting the snow. As I cleaned up the breakfast table, after the build was completed. I casually set the jet ski on one of the shelves in one of my wife’s vignettes. We’ll see how long it can stay:-)
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