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Hi Folks! Just a very quick update for you all. I've added a bit more detail to the Main Saloon; namely the side cabinets and two small single armchairs that are situated at the rear of the saloon. And...just to add a bit of life to the scene, I've deliberately placed the dining table chairs in a haphazard fashion, just to give the impression of the guests leaving the table in a hurry. Maybe it was something they ate??? Also,if you look closely enough, in one of the photos you'll notice that I've added the individual placemats on the saloon table. They're admittedly hard to see because they're so tiny, but trust me, they're there! Cheers Patrick
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Hi Nils Greg and everyone's absolutely correct. You're doing one hell of a beautiful job, Nils. I seriously don't know how you could do any better. Cheers Patrick
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Hi Nenad Good luck with whatever the outcome is with your eyes. I'll looking out for ya! Cheers Patrick- 4,152 replies
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Hi Rob Mmmm. Lobster tails on the dinner table. Now that's an idea!!!😀 And....yep, I have been known to use the old magnifying glass from time to time. Most useful indeed! Cheers Patrick
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Thanks Nils I have to wait until the last night for the Lobster??? Oh well....The longer the wait, the more worthwhile it'll be! Cheers Patrick
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Hi Nils Really, really seriously nice! When you get a chance, can you pls check with the purser to see if my veranda cabin has been booked. I think I also ordered the lobster for dinner. No hurry, though; just whenever you're free to do so!😀 Cheers Patrick
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Lextin, I must be getting old because I can't imagine how that must be fun....🤔! Glad you and everyone else are fine, though. Happy driving. Cheers Patrick
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Hi Dave Nice start on the Eagle! You must be happy to be doing the carvings again, as it's a welcomed break from the other construction tasks. Cheers Patrick
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Hi Lextin What the?????? I knew the Airforce flies fast, but, I didn't think you could fly THAT fast. What happened and I hope you're ok? No one else was hurt? Cheers Patrick
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Many thanks, Kees! Coming from someone with your skills and talent, that's a huge compliment... much appreciated! Cheers Patrick
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Thanks Greg! You're right about the tiny chairs. I've lost a couple very quickly already...! The champers is on ice awaiting Shadow's maiden voyage. Thanks again and enjoy your weekend. Cheers Patrick
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Hi everyone I hope you're all enjoying your weekends! Woohoo!!! I decided to take a break from doing the cabin layouts to work on the fitting out of the Main Saloon. Although it's still early days, Shadow now has the main settees (albeit, minus their cushions, which will be added later), four small rectangular coffee tables on the blue floor mat, and the main dining room table, complete with 14 dining chairs. Lots of fun to go, folks! I hope you enjoy the following photos. Cheers Patrick
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Hey Jesse Onwards and upwards, my friend! Take care and knock that ill-health out of the park! Stay positive. You WILL get better and you will beat it. Cheers Patrick
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Absolutely outstanding, Kees!!! Well done. Cheers Patrick
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Hi Frank Congratulations on completing this part of the framing. A milestone, that's for sure. I've always liked the shape of Skipjack hulls and seeing Kathryn, in her present unplanked state, only reinforces that sentiment. She's a beauty. Cheers Patrick
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Hey Kees Oh my. My, oh my, oh my! Those shots of the ships with their lights ablaze are absolutely amazing. What a top job you've done on all of these boats. Congrats! Cheers Patrick
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Thanks Pete, Mark Greg, Rob and Greg! It's fantastic that you're enjoying Shadow's journey. Lots of waters still to be crossed, but it's been calm and enjoyable so far. All the best! Cheers Patrick
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Hi Dan You just can't beat beautiful hull design when you see it, can you? This hull is just utterly beautiful; from the fine lines at the bow, to her curavaceous stern. They knew how to design them in those days, didn't they? Very nice! Cheers Patrick
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