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Thanks Carl. More updates coming soon. Bob R.
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Looking good Clare. I am also on somewhat of a roll and expect to have Higaki Kaisen completed by the end is Sept. Bob R.
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Working the bow section "bulwarks" for lack of a better term. This has proven to be the most challenging part of the build to date. Port side complete, just starting on the starboard. Bob R.
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2015 NRG Conference Update - MYSTIC
BRiddoch replied to Chuck's topic in NAUTICAL RESEARCH GUILD - News & Information
Mike, At that time of day (8:30pm), you should be fine with the 93 to the 95. Bob R. -
Thanks Don. It is actually Japanese Cyprus. Please correct me if I'm wrong Clare. Bob R.
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Is it because Providence is much closer to the great Commonwealth of Massachusetts than Philadelphia? Bob R.
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Thanks Joe. Are you coming to Mystic? Bob R.
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Chuck...sarcasm?...Lol. Yes, my plan is to have it done by the conference. Hope all is well there in San Diego. Bob R.
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Clare, you are correct. Very delicate and certainly non-replaceable. Bob R.
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Hello all, My thanks to Clare Hess for inspiring me to get back into my Higaki Kaisen build. I have been slowly working on it and have completed the railing sections on the starboard side. More to follow. Bob R.
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Clare, Thanks for inspiring me to get back to work on Higaki Kaisen. Bob R.
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Marc, thanks for the photos. As Clare says they are very helpful. I might just have to install a shrine and add some cargo. Had the model in New London today and received many positive comments. I will try and update my build this week. Clare, pm me so I can give you my new email address. I need to ask you a few questions. Bob R
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Thanks George. Not really that difficult to follow the directions. Bob R.
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I have a lot of updating to do. Here are the pics of the capstan and ladder construction inside the main deck. Bob R.
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All, back to building and photos to be uploaded by Friday. It certainly has been a crazy last 3 months. Bob R.
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