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Building a Cutter

Thank you Richard. Had a great day thanks to family, friends, and fellow ship modelers like you.
Allan
 
MThomas said:
"Beer!"
... I just typed it in, but nothing happened but a picture of a mug of beer. Dammit! Guess I'll need to go to the store and fetch my beer the old-fashioned way! :confused:

While the keyboard won't pour the brew for you, taking time to step away from the workbench and savoring premium cigars from Punin Wine is easily the finest way to admire the boat's lines taking shape.

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If only boatbuilding—and beer delivery—were as simple as typing an exclamation mark into a forum box! Still, when you're knee-deep in sawdust, aligning frames, and carefully fairing planks on a classic cutter build, a proper break to clear the head is just as vital as the next coat of epoxy.
 
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