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Thank you, David B., I have had that same dream, I would even settle for being a passenger Best Regards, Pete
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Today, I decided that it would be better to get the Deck on, rather than finishing up the Cockpit. This way the Keel can be installed. I started by fairing the deck beams to the correct camber. I then cut out and installed the Deck. I then faired in the Deck with the Hull to 180 grit sandpaper. The boat will now be rigid enough to turn her upside down and install the Keel and Deadwood. Here are the results
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Very Cool Patrick, Beautifully done Best Regards, Pete
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Nice work Bob, She's taking shape, Looks fantastic Best Regards, Pete
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Thank you, Mark I always thought the F-40 wait 360 modena Ferraris's are Amazing I thank you for the compliment She does look fast Best Regards, Pete
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Today, I Finished the Volvo 65. I would like to thank all those who followed along and all the likes that I received. I will show progress on her sister ship in other build logs. This will be the Final new posting, I will reply to comments, Here are the results
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Today, I got started by finalizing the graphics ( I did not want to over do it, so I kept it simple ) I then applied them to the deck. Next, I installed all the winches, the forward hatch the stays and the bow pulpit. I then started on the standing rigging including the running back stay's. Next will be to finish the standing rigging and move to the running rigging. I can almost see the committee boat from here. Here are the results
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I agree, Cap'n'Bob, Hopefully, I can start on it before March. It should be an interesting build Best Regards, Pete
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Thank You, Patrick, I think the larger scale will make an awesome pond yacht ( I will start it after I get a few of these completed ) I am also kicking around the idea of Australia II ( would be built static) I will be pondering it for sure, Roller furling would be nice ( we'll see ) Thank you, Piet, There are a few radio guys around here and I think the Volvo would blow them away, I am curious how well she would sail as well Best Regards, Pete
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Today, I decided that the Volvo ( sail version ) that I started back in July would be made into a Sistership almost identical to this one. ( because I always wished I had done something a bit different ) So, I pulled it off the shelf ( it was kinda dusty it had been sitting there since then ) and faired the frames, I then made the Keel slot and installed it. the Boat is now ready for planking. I think a 1/2" = 1' - 0 " would make a better sail version ( 32 1/2 " in length ) I will ponder that for sure. Here are the results
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Today, I started by making the Boom Vang, I then thought I would try my hand at making the Bow Pulpit, ( This is the first one that I have ever made ) It took quite some time, when I was pleased I painted the Boom Vang and Bow Pulpit Red. The Boom Vang has been installed. Here are the results
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Thank you, Patrick, I am not sure how many graphics I am going to add ( I don't want it to be too cluttered ) Thank You, David B., It would be Awesome to sail on her for a day ( I will be the first in line ) Best Regards, Pete
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Hi, Patrick, I would have to concur with all of the above Best Regards, Pete
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