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Hi Jond Seeing your ship, and the progress that you've made in her, just makes me think-huge in size, huge in impressiveness (if such a word exists) and huge in impact! Having said that, I'm kinda chomping at the bit to see her underway. That'll be a sight to see. You're probably not far off, now. I'm impatient, I know. Cheers. Patrick
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Hey Steve! It's great to see you back again. I've been wondering how your tug's been going.... Lovely detail work, as always. Cheers. Patrick
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Hi Vaddoc. Thanks and much appreciated! Like you, I'm enjoying Shadow's journey, as well. It's been slow, but oh, so much fun! All the best. Patrick
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Hi Jeff Many thanks for your compliments. Mmmm...never thought about the elementary school kids. Interesting idea, though. Enjoy the rest of the week. Cheers Patrick
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Hi Mehmet. Absolutely stunning!!!! Congratulations Cheers. Patrick- 27 replies
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Hi Nils I swear that I mustn't blink...because each time I blink, you seem to have moved ahead as quick as lightning! Mighty fine and quick progress! Cheers. Patrick
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Hi Kees Ohhhhhhhhh....I get it now! The hull's a plug! Now, that explains a lot. Innovative, that's for sure. Cheers Patrick
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Hi Nils. Wow! All of a sudden, the unmistakable beauty of these types of hulls is starting to shine through. Nice, very nice! Cheers. Patrick
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Hi Charlie I keep forgetting how small this hull is; until, that is, I saw the photo of your hand behind it. Lovely, lovely, lovely. Cheers Patrick
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Hey Vaddoc Welcome back from your holidays. Your hull's looking really good...and..dare I say, absolutely huge!!!! Well done. Cheers Patrick
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Hi Nils. Amazingly fast prigress on the frames and keel. She's looking good. Quick question - When do you find time to sleep? Cheers. Patrick
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Hi Kees That sure is an innovative construction method! I'm looking forward to seeing how your hull develops from here on. Cheers. Patrick
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Hi Kees Mmmm....my Mum washed my toungue out with soap when I lied once. I'm sure my 'bubbly' toungue looked just like your hull😏😏😏. Cheers Patrick
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Hi Nils ...and now the excitement begins! Any construction journey is a good one and yours is no exception. Cheers Patrick
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Hi Elijah and Denis Many thanks for your comments and Likes. Elijah - the chairs will definitely be glued at some stage in the future. But, for now, they're just temporarily placed for the sake of taking these photos. Denis - thanks. Shadow's journey has been slow, but oh, so enjoyable. Lots more to come, though! Enjoy and thanks. Patrick
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