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    Hello, Mark and Charles, thanks for the acclaim and all for LIKES. I almost forgot small details. This gig had aft four sheaveholes. Presumably that were there to sailing and for the rudder of the gig. The sheaves have a diameter of 2 mm and a thickness of 0.45 mm and are made of brass. 77
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    Wonderful work!
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    Hi Karl, this is an excellent performance!
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    Hello Siggi, this is an excellent performance.
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    Hello, thanks to everyone for the interest. Here are the latest fitting parts for the rudder, the thwarts and the eyebolt to see before they are burnished. The last picture shows the thwart with the already installed holder. The side panels in the bow area, which also form the conclusion of the grating are still missing.
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    Well done! The "La Jacinthe" is a wonderful ship. Therefore, I am very interested in your building report.
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    Hello, nearing completion the rudder still needs to be completed with fittings, as well as the mast holder. Please, see the picture:
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    Very nice work!
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    Hi Albert, very nice work!
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    Hello, here are two pictures to the current state of construction:
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    Hello Nils, I am excited about the great details.
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    Hello Giampiero, this is an excellent fine work!
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    Hello Steven, I am pleased that my build log was an inspiration for you. An interesting project that you're doing here. I'm always watching.
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    Hi Mick and Mark, tanks for the nice comments, Thank you all for the LIKES. Meanwhile, I made the thwarts with supports.
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    Well done!
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    Hi Gerhard, well done!
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    Hello Gerhard, Carl and Giampiero, about your interest I am very pleased. Thank you for that, and also for the many LIKES. The grating on the floor of the aft cockpit was a special Challenge. I think you can see from the plan, what I mean. Full optimally has not succeeded. Next time, maybe.
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    Hi Gerhard, I do it again!
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    A wonderful model !
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    Hi Carl, thank you for your interest and kind words. All other thanks for the LIKES. Here some news:
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    Excellent work!
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    Hi Nils, an absolutely wonderful work. A wealth of beautiful details.
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    Phantastic work!
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    Hello, thanks for the comments and likes and for looking in. Here I show the to cut out of the raw locks and another images of the interior works of the gig.
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    Hello Albert, Jesse Lee, aviaamator, John Allen and Steven, thanks for the nice comments and your interest. Steven, these are normal push pins as in the office be used. For the shape I use lime tree wood. This is soft, but hard enough to hold the needle.

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