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This landlubber first thought the “sweep ports” served as scuppers. 🙃 Learning so much!

Thanks for the tutorial!

What a fine tutorial on building and rigging these guns! Thanks!

What an inspiration! And I’ve noted your techniques too. Thanks for the tips!

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!

My father began this schooner about 1940. I’ve finished it as a generic schooner and will place it in the Gallery, but wonder if anyone knows kit manufacturer and name of the ship. Thanks!

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!

Always a joy to see your fine work!

I agree with those who think they’re looking at the real thing. Amazing work! Thanks for sharing!

Thanks! House was/is full of grandkids. May you have a blessed and fruitful New Year!

I'll miss your posts. May you have a safe move.

You continue to amaze me! Thanks for sharing.

So sorry for your loss! Hope you’ll not take too big a hit and be back soon.

Really enjoy the creative ways that you problem solve!

So very sorry for your pain, Jesse. Hope you find joy in the inspiration that you are to the rest of us!

So sorry to hear this! May you find joy in giving joy to the rest of us as we watch your progress. Praying for you and yours ....

Pete, your log has really helped me as I try to envision a schooner that I’m trying to build without plans. My dad started it about 1940 and I grew up with it. He’s passed on, and the model was in pretty poor shape, but I wanted to finish it for my grandkids. Thanks for your help on the project!

I appreciate your careful work and the wonderful discussion that it has generated! I’m looking forward to starting the Syren this summer, and will be revisiting your log step by step. 

Thanks for the creative ideas!

Just starting the Endeavor from theMantua kit. Wish I'd looked further. Will lean heavily on your beautiful work!