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  1. john46
    Looks very nice Wayne, the framed promotional plans as well as your build. Regards, John
  2. john46
    Salute Ferit, you are quite right, wise words you are saying. Regards, John
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    AL appears to be afraid we can easily built this model. They arranged some obstacles to keep us busy. . . Anyway will drill additional holes in the third deck (a pity the machine room stacks are already in place). Regards, John
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    Thanks Adrieke, looking carefully at the ropes it looks like the stern railings will give problems. Think I have to drill holes in the third deck to pass the ropes to the stern. The photo instruction sheet doesnot show such holes, but looking at the 1:1 drawing one should say there are definitely holes in the 3rd deck. Have to think it over. Regards, John
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    That looks great Adrieke, well done. You surely enjoy the extra effort you put in the King. Regards, John
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    Placed the masts turn-buckles and the cables. According to the parts list the bow mast turn-buckles has a height of 130 mm, but that was causing a nod in the cable caused by the holes in the deck. After checking the 1:1 drawing it appears the height has to be 125 mm instead. After having adjusted same the cable runs free through the holes in the decks. Regards, John
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    Great job Mick. You are about to finish her. Regards, John
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    Adrieke, sorry to hear about your discomfort. Hope this will end very soon. Like Jim am curious to see the lights on. Regards, John
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    Again a lot of painting Mick, your boat is looking great. A very nice gesture indeed your personalised name plate. Regards, John
  10. john46
    Great modification Ferit, well done. regards, John
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    Great recovery Sjors, this should give you satisfaction afterall. Regards, John
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    Thank you Jim, wise words you are writing. Thanks Daniel, I am flattered by your compliments. Regards, John
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    Thanks Robert, next build will be steam launch Louise (constructo). Thanks for the compliment Sjors. Regards, John
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    How such a minor detail can complete the look of the headposts. Nice job Adrieke. Regards, John
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    Right Adrieke, but I am not in a hurry since I donot want to finish her too soon. The remaining stuff needs careful attention. Regards, John
  16. john46
    Salute Ferit, Thank you. Luckily there is still a lot of work to do on her, such as all the railings, so I will enjoy building her still for some further weeks. Regards, John
  17. john46
    The portside main stack is now provided with the supporting ropes and the machineroom stacks are in place. Regards, John
  18. john46
    Great job Ron, looks like a 'bit done', but with those tiny pieces in fact a lot is done. Regards, John
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    Sorry to hear Adrieke, I do hope nothing serious and you will recover soon. Regards, John
  20. john46
    Nice progress on the ratlines Rod. The deadeyes are looking good as well. Regards, John
  21. john46
    Thanks Sjors and good morning, You catch up very fast after your holidays. Welcome back. Regards, John
  22. john46
    There is nothing wrong with your English Robert, there are a lot of members having trouble with english, but we all will understand. Regards, John
  23. john46
    Nice job Mick, she is looking very cosey with all that furniture. Yes I know, looking nearly finished but still a lot to do. Suppose your wife is chasing you since she wants to have her new toy by now Regards, John
  24. john46
    Thanks Robert, awaiting your build log at the time, that triggers all the help you eventually need Regards, John
  25. john46
    Salute Ferit, Nice progress, by every step she becomes more and more impressive. Regards, John

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