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Jim Lad

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    Great to hear from you, Richard! John
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    Another update at last. After being away for a couple of weeks and a couple of extremely busy visitor days at the museum, I've finally been able to get a little ore done. Now we have five yards crossed on the foremast - one more to go once I rig the upper topgallant. I've included an image looking along the well deck which shows a little of the scramble of unsecured rigging at this stage. John
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    Ah, good! The wood chips are flying! John
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    Thanks for those quotes. Mark. Traditionally, of course, the light boxes were painted red and green, and now they are usually painted black. John
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    She looks terrific, Mark. Well done! John
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    Looking good, Keith. Are you going to leave those sidelight boxes white? John
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    That's starting to look Quite complex, mate. John
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    Yes, Keith. I was back at the museum on Monday, but I got hardly any work done. Too many visitors wanted to talk about the 'Duchess' and model making in general! 🙂 John PS: That's not a complaint. The whole point of working on the model in the museum gallery is so that people can talk to me about it.
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    Yet more stunning work, Ilhan! John
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    Hello Brian, and a warm welcome to the forum from 'Down Under'. John
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    A very nice looking awning/boiler deck/shade deck, Keith. John
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    Hello Steve, and a warm welcome to the forum from 'Down Under'. John
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    Hello, and a warm welcome to MSW from 'Down Under'. John
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    Hello, and a warm welcome to the forum from 'Down Under'. John
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    Don't quite know how I've missed your log for so long. That's a very nice model you're building! John

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