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What a fine tutorial on building and rigging these guns! Thanks!
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What an inspiration! And I’ve noted your techniques too. Thanks for the tips!
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Thanks for posting this. I’ve been trying to finish a schooner kit my father began in about 1940 without any plans. I’ve used photos and found this build log very helpful in completing the jibs! Again, thanks!
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What a gift you’ve given to us all! Thanks for your faithful posts over the months. May you recover from Lyme and stay safe from Covid!
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I agree with those who think they’re looking at the real thing. Amazing work! Thanks for sharing!
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Thanks! House was/is full of grandkids. May you have a blessed and fruitful New Year!
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I'll miss your posts. May you have a safe move.
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You continue to amaze me! Thanks for sharing.
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So sorry for your loss! Hope you’ll not take too big a hit and be back soon.
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Really enjoy the creative ways that you problem solve!
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So very sorry for your pain, Jesse. Hope you find joy in the inspiration that you are to the rest of us!
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