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    Thanks for that, Mark. John
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    Those Fairmiles were beautiful looking boats Pat. Interesting to see her as a ferry, but the motel unit is a bit of an insult, I think. That looks a good job on the diagonal planking. John
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    A landmark day (of sorts) on Monday, with half the square sails now rigged (apart from their braces, of course). I should get the main lower topgallant crossed either Friday or Monday, so she's looking more and more like a sailing ship and less like an abandoned wreck! John
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    Thanks for the update, Keith. Don't know why you're whinging about not being back in the workshop until Autumn - it's already Autumn - cold and rainy!! 😀 John
  15. Jim Lad
    Now THAT looks like weathered teak! John
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    Very nicely tensioned chains, Keith. Obviously went on easily due to your overall expertise! 🙂 A great discussion on AI, by the way. Very helpful to the non-tech savvy like me. John
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    Hello Isaac, and a warm welcome to the forum from across the ditch! John
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    The oil finish certainly makes a difference, Siggi! John
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    Looking good, Paul! John
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    Hello Andrew, and welcome to the forum. Always nice to see a First Fleet ship being modelled. John
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    Hello Arnall, and a warm welcome to the forum from 'Down Under'. John
  24. Jim Lad
    I've only ever used a simple pair of tin snips. John
  25. Jim Lad
    Liked? It's very much loved! It looks first class on the stand! Congratulations on a job very well done, Greg. John
  26. Jim Lad
    A nice looking vessel, peter. John
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    Hello Stephen, and a warm welcome to the forum from 'Down Under'. John

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