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  1. Sailor1234567890
    That's the best visual description of it I've seen. Exactly correct in how it was done.
  2. Sailor1234567890
    That hollow to her bow..... Lovely.
  3. Sailor1234567890
    I wonder if there was provision for working both at once somehow? In action I can see it being imperative to have both the capstan and the pumps going at times.
  4. Sailor1234567890
    That looks awesome.
  5. Sailor1234567890
    Wow. Stunning.
  6. Sailor1234567890
    Naah, I'd rather return to our regularly scheduled programming. Speedy is too cool to miss.
  7. Sailor1234567890
    My favourite invented word that I came up with years ago was angrifying. We had been broken into while we were away and it was the best word I could come up with to describe how we felt. I still use it. Pumps would have been used all the time, shipping and unshipping the handle would have taken a significant amount of time if they were shipped several times per day. I suspect they were left on but thought maybe someone might know for sure.
  8. Sailor1234567890
    Are those elm tree pump handles shipped and unshipped every time they are used? If not, do they snag on lines or anything? They seem quite protrusionary if I could invent a word.
  9. Sailor1234567890
    Have you any more shots of the three of them together? She's really taken a step forward with the ratlines done.
  10. Sailor1234567890
    That is my favourite photo of her. She looks so real in it.
  11. Sailor1234567890
    Well feel better. We'll see your nexst ship model whenever you get to her.
  12. Sailor1234567890
    Wow, you move quickly. Nice job. This has to be the biggest model of her I've ever heard of.
  13. Sailor1234567890
    Are they all the same scale?
  14. Sailor1234567890
    Nicely done. Bravo Zulu. What's next?
  15. Sailor1234567890
    You asked earlier what the anchor fluke protector was called. The fluke used to be called the bill and it was called a Billboard. It's probably the etymological ancestor to the advertising signs on the highway.
  16. Sailor1234567890
    But it looks real good so the next one will be even better.
  17. Sailor1234567890
    Does she have removable thwarts or was that just part of your simplification of it?
  18. Sailor1234567890
    My 1:96 Revel Cutty Sark has been on hold for a bit as we try to move amid Covid. Buying a house isn't easy with social distancing I tell ya. LOL Yes, Shubie is just up from Maitland.
  19. Sailor1234567890
    I'm trying to replicate those for a full sized vessel. I think I'm going to need to turn them on a face plate and not between ends. About 4-5 inch diameter.
  20. Sailor1234567890
    I need to update that. I have sold my home in Shubie and we now live in Halifax, pretty close to downtown. We're looking to purchase somewhere not too far from town with a bit of space. We've outgrown this home by a lot. Funny enough, Shubie is close to the Bay of Fundy so I was still close to the water. Navy allows me to live out to just past Shubenacadie without any problem but it's convenient living 5 minutes from the dockyard to go to work.
  21. Sailor1234567890
    With both your hands in the photo, who's taking the picture? I too would love to see Speedy and Flirt side by side.
  22. Sailor1234567890
    Any reason why you couldn't have built the boats first? Looks sharp though.
  23. Sailor1234567890
    Masts and sails? she looks great.
  24. Sailor1234567890
    What a sweet pretty little thing she is.
  25. Sailor1234567890
    What scales are they? Interesting juxtaposition of old and new.

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