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  1.    kevlar reacted to a post in a topic: L'Artésien 1764 by Cpt.Barbossa - 1:48 - 64-gun ship from plans by Jacques Fichant
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    I have been able to see the work and I don't know of any other work published so far that provides so much information. I think it is very interesting. Great job!!!! Congratulations.
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    Hello, I am of the same opinion as KLarsen and before starting a long-term project of a complete ship, with all that it implies (time, money...) I must know if I have the minimum and necessary skills to solve complex and important issues and not have a lot of wood for firewood. I have read some threads in which problems have made them abandon the project. There are people who are just starting their tests like KLarsen and others like me who have been trying for a long time Congratulations KLarsen, I have been following your project and it is great
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  24. kevlar
    Hello everyone, today I saw that I have been following the forum posts for some time and yet I have not introduced myself, something unforgivable. I mainly follow the thread of "Build logs for subjects built 1751 - 1800" where I see authentic masters and learn a lot, thank you for sharing your knowledge and your experience. It is a great help. My main point of interest is 18th century shipbuilding. One day I hope to start a project. Thank you very much. Miguel

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