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Jim Lad
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Looks like you're doing a very nice job on that deck, Stuart. Sure hope they come up with the right wood for you. John -
Beautiful musket, Remco. The sentry saw movement in the fore part of the ship and fired a warning shot. John
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Oh, man! That is going to look so nice on the water under sail. John
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Crikey! She's really coming along quickly, Pete. John
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Oh, yes! That really looks the goods, Michael! John
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The obvious thing - spray some of each colour onto a board and see which one gabs you! John
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Can't wait, Michael! John
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I've said it before, Toni. It's not so much how you work, as how you recover from the inevitable disasters that counts in the end. John
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Thanks, mate! John
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She's really coming along nicely, Danny. John
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Michael, If you're having trouble thinking of where to store your lady when she's finished, you could always ship her out to Sydney! I'll give you the shipping address if you like. John
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Looking first class, mate! John
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Michael, Firstly, for heaven's sake put those containers of parts away in a cupboard somewhere before you bump them and knock them off the bench! Go for the dark hull if you want a traditional look and white if you want a yacht. Many traditional working craft in the U.K. had their hulls painted with tar as it was both cheap and a good preservative. John
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Looking good, Danny! John
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Man, that looks really nice, Tim! John
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Now she really looks the part! John
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She's really coming along well, Pete! John
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Nice to see that you're still at it, Tim! John
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I don't think the extra angle on those forward stanchions will be really noticeable, Danny (unless the ones on the other side have significantly less). John
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