Thanks, Gilbert!
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Ladders to the heads are finally done!
Kurt Konrath
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Have to watch the first step down....and hope you don't have to go in a hurry.
Did they have seats of pleasure up front, or the old hang it out method....
Did they have seats of pleasure up front, or the old hang it out method....
I think the seats of PLEASURE were located in port where the red lamps burned
It’s more of a privy. French guys are more sophisticated.
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It has a bidet?
The Admiral fell out of her chair!
Doors installed. I had to trim the vertical pieces so they would fit the curvature of the wall.
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With figurehead epoxied on. 
Hi Vic great paint job on the figure head. I wish my build moved as quickly as yours.
Nice to see that beautifully painted figurehead in place Vic!
It helps having a couple of days off due to the weather. I found I have to be careful, though, to take my time to dry fit parts first. Parts don’t always fit and you have to modify them.
Who wants a perfect kit, anyway? What would be the challenge in that?
Now that’s a little better!
Wow! It looks crooked from this angle! Must be an optical illusion.
Thanks, Daniel!
Building carriages is more tedious than tying ratlines. 
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Looks good Vic.
