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Andy, What is that acrylic what you talking about? Never hear or see it.
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Hi David, I think when you remove the clamps everything stays at it was There is no movement anymore….
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Hi Andy, I don't know who it was saying but the length of the lanyard is 2 1/2 times the deadeye….. I think It's now to long . But you are doing a much better job then I do!
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Hi Adrieke, You are a little like Popeye…... Building at 3 ships and maybe number four in on his way. You spend more time to update your logs then you are building But I can say nothing, because I know when I have the Agnammenon, I also start with her…….. I hope I can finish the Le Mirage before that!
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Hi Adrieke, The San Ildefonso came in 8 boxes…... I have also A3 sheets for the rigging. It's not that difficult to follow them. Every shroud and rope tells you where it is and goes. My intention is to mark every rope that I have done with a yellow marker. Started at page 1 ( of course ) OcCre is not that difficult to send something afterwards when it is not provide in the kit. In my experience, there good with that! I hope that I can finish this weekend all the shrouds and can start the ratlines……. So make a beginning with how you can start at the CF.
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Morning Adrieke, Thanks for pointing out where the gap is. I didn't see it in the first place! Slowly but steady you are getting there
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Ferit, Unbelievable! Thanks for the macro pics, amazing job you are doing. Those kevels are real….. I enjoy every picture that you make. I'm looking forward to the next one
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Morning Danny, Thanks, so futtock staves it's gonna be. And thanks for the pictures how it's gonna be at the top of the mast . That was something I was looking for.
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Great planking job Mobbsie! It looks good. A few more planks on the top and then you can go to the coppering part 63 meters of planks is a lot! I think i ask Anja if she wants to help me
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Hi Patrick, I still have to do the fore mast shrouds and then…ratlines! But one question for who read this…. I have no futtocks stave's but I want to place them. Is that a wise decision or not?
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America by Nirvana - Constructo
Sjors replied to Nirvana's topic in - Kit build logs for subjects built from 1851 - 1900
Hi Per, If you like that colour,don't change it! I was just curious what was written there. Now I know it -
America by Nirvana - Constructo
Sjors replied to Nirvana's topic in - Kit build logs for subjects built from 1851 - 1900
Morning Per, My mistake….. I see the date at 4 March…early in the morning maybe? And then an other thing ( If you don't mind) Under your name there is something written in bright green….. I can not read it, maybe you can change the colour? -
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Hi Per , Welcome back! What took you so long? And your avatar is a question mark?????? -
Very well done Popeye, Congrats on an other beauty! Maybe you can change your name into Master builder Popeye? Anja has popup the champagne so lets drink! cheers!!
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@ Sherry, Thanks! @ Adrieke, Thanks, It still goes slow…and monday back to work @ Frank, hope it goes better with your feet. We need pictures! @ Robbyn, Thanks. @ Steve,Thanks for the tip. I'm not at the first ratline yet! first shrouds at the foremast.
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You can build them at large scale Popeye, Just take a trailer from your work, put some gears in it and voila….one machine
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