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Very nice and clean work Rusty. And I also really like the colour, nice matched wood and red. I like to follow your build.
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Hi guys, I finally found the time to update my log. Thank you Chuck, I agree with you and I won't mix wood types. So I just cut the cherry strips for the deck... Continuation of chapter four: I glued the two halves of the false deck together and fitted them to the model like this. Before I did that, I checked to make sure they were the same width. And finally the bulwark planking can begin. I have a feeling it was more challenging than the hull planking. I'm really happy that I did it before I would have painted the friezes. I have also now modified the deck clamps for forecastle beams based on chapter eight. And I also finished the first chapter and glued the bollard timbers to place...
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Lovely and inspiring work Steve.
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Thanks for the compliments, I am lucky to learn and be inspired by you guys. Planking was a difficult process and it doesn't even seem to have taken several months. I'm glad it's done. But unfortunately I can't wax the hull yet. I'm thinking of buying a WOP and trying this method of finishing. I decided to skip the third chapter for now and start chapter four first. I think it will be better that way and at least I won't damage the mouldings and friezes while doing rough work on the deck.
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You handled the planking nicely Glenn, I like it a lot.
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I admire your engineering Chuck ! Perfectly thought out and constructed. A pleasure to watch.
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Nice work Glenn ! and I think I also need to test the WOP coating
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Hey guys, I haven't made a post in a long time because all my energy has been directed towards planking... reply to the wax, in that one photo it's freshly applied and it gives the look of gloss. I also prefer a matte or satin look. But this point is still too far, I can't wax continuously otherwise I wouldn't be able to glue on the waxed surface anymore and that's a bit of a disadvantage compared to wipe on poly. So I finished the first belt, this is what it looks like
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Nice progress Glenn! Clean work, smooth lines, a joy to watch.
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Beautiful and clean work, perfect photos, it's just awesome.
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