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  • Birthday 05/02/1954

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    Naval History, War of 1812, Napoleonic Wars

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  11. cfn1803
    Thanks, Greg.
  12. cfn1803
    Greg, I really haven't figured that out yet. Before I unbolt the model from the building board to fair the hull, I intend to mark and frame the gun ports, ventilation and sweep ports, which will aid in strengthening of the hull. I will fair the inside of the hull and mark the location of the deck clamps and maybe install a few for strength. I then intend to unbolt the hull, add the keelson, then fair the outside of the hull and put in the frame bolts/fastenings. I then need to figure a way to secure it back on the board to continue the build. I should probably embed nuts in the keelson to receive bolts from under the building board? Regards, Clay
  13. cfn1803
    Jeff, Wood supply is holding up. Your milling to such exact, scale thicknesses has been just outstanding! Thank you. Your fine work has been and is greatly appreciated. Clay
  14. cfn1803
    Hull framing completion (minus the stern).....
  15. cfn1803
    Break time is over. I decided that it was time to clean off the dust, dust and get back to making saw dust.......
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    Great build, Jerry. Best of luck! Clay
  18. cfn1803
    Egen, Such remarkable work! Beautiful! Regards, Clay
  19. cfn1803
    Thanks Brian! Clay
  20. cfn1803
    Awesome Danny!!!!! Clay
  21. cfn1803
    Rob, Outstanding progress. The stern timbers are nicely done. Regards, Clay
  22. cfn1803
    Egen, Most excellent progress!!!!! Regards, Clay
  23. cfn1803
    Toni, Beautiful finish. Outstanding model. Thanks for sharing with us. Regards, Clay
  24. cfn1803
    Thank you gentlemen. Greg, I am leaving the top timbers a bit long so I can cut the ports and the sheer in a "seaman like manner". Regards, Clay
  25. cfn1803
    Alexandru, I am so glad to see your log. Such outstanding work is an inspiration to us all. Regards, Clay
  26. cfn1803
    Greg, Thanks for bringing back your build log. Regards, Clay

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