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  1. Three Feathers
    I agree - starting one of these kits is quite an undertaking! The Marie Jeanne had sat in my garage for 15 years - and I'm sure the planking had matured and stiffened in that time. The Will planking seems more supple. I'm hoping it is easier to work with!
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    Now have the bulwarks in place and the deck. Onto the difficult part - the planking and the bottom of the hull. Once I have sanded and shaped the stern and bow bulwarks I think I will glue and pin the bottom of the hull to the bulwarks having first softened it in hot water. Is there a risk of shrinkage as it dries or tearing if I pin it?
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    Having a few problems working out how to post photos!
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    For me, as a Londoner a Thames Barge is a special part of our river heritage. The Will Everard is still on the river albeit a pleasure boat now. I am going to build this kit as a working boat pre-engine as far as I can identify. I'll adopt the grey and white livery that I can see from post cards and other builds on this site i.e. pre-P&O green as used in the kit. So, I'm hoping to do this one justice although it's only my second wooden boat kit. My first was the Billings Marie-Jeanne - so I am under no illusion about the quality of instructions!! So, any hints, tips and advice are welcome!

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