what a coincidenceThank you Uwek! I appreciate that!
She was very young in that picture, but loves her Nonno! Here is a more recent picture, she is now 4 yrs old.
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That is a coincidence! She wanted one, so I just recently purchased it!
In this age children all over the world are similar ..... there are no borders, there are no colours, there are no nationalities ....This is on her 4th birthday…
Here she is popping bubbles. She likes me to make bubbles and she runs after them and pops them.
Very true!
She is standing on a perfect place, Dean.Today I visited my sons house and checked on the BN. After about 7 months, she still looks good, perhaps a little dust.
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it's looks wonderful model, well doneI forgot the open side! Nothing extra going on below deck, just built that per the kit.
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Thank you!
Thank you Johan!Still looking gorgeous!
Hello Dean..............could you please tell me what type of stain did you use for the deck . I am copying your layout, I like it .
I used Varathane brand Golden Oak water based wood stain.
I use a water based satin clear coat to protect everything.Thank's for the info Dean.........for my past three or four projects I have been using "Tung Oil" exclusively . For BN I would like something a little different.
If you don't mind I would like some suggestions on this. Do you use a clear coat after staining ? Do you use oil or stain on the remaining woods or again, just clear coat? I realize BN uses a lot of paint but up in the air a bit on the finishing. By the way , cutting that deck in was a lot of work but, satisfying.
