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Everything posted by scrubbyj427
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Looking good Steve. That was a tricky spot. I Beveled my planks on the inside slightly to keep the joints tight. I also started the strake in the Front, then moved to the tuck at the back by the counter and then completed the strake in the middle so I avoided having to worry about trimming to fit the counter. JJ
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I like the red as well Kevin, I’m going to do the same on mine. It shows the panel definition really well
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Thank you Alan, it’s been a lot of work and it’s nice to finally see it get off the ground. It appears you’re just down the road from me.
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Hi Greg, I’m currently getting going on a website, as soon as I have something I will post a link. Ben and Dusan are building two prototypes to prove the structural design and provide input while I build ahead and I’m still writing instructions. This is a massive model and the instructions are very long for chapter one.
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Thank you Ben, it’s coming along. Going to finish up the vertical fillers today and move onto the final port forward frames.
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