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Jim Lad

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  1. Not sure what your problem is with the run of the planks, Remco. John
  2. Wow! They certainly look like beautiful places, Toni! John
  3. Beautiful, as usual, Danny. I particularly like your snatch blocks. John
  4. Just catching up after some time away. Looks like you've conquered the halliards! John
  5. Just catching up, Grant. great job on the boats. John
  6. 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
  7. Beautiful musket, Remco. The sentry saw movement in the fore part of the ship and fired a warning shot. John
  8. Just catching up after a couple of weeks away, Piet. Fantastic work, as usual! John
  9. Oh, man! That is going to look so nice on the water under sail. John
  10. Oh, yes! That really looks the goods, Michael! John
  11. The obvious thing - spray some of each colour onto a board and see which one gabs you! John
  12. 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
  13. 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
  14. 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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