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wonderful work!!! well done my friendThank you very much Shota.
I continue with binding strakes and planing the space between these strips.
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Exquisite!
A very nice deck part with the pumps, bitts and metal rings.Thank you very much Shota
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Regards, Peter
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Why did you not build the whole gundeck in one step?
Masterful craftsmanship!
What do you mean "in one step" - without openings or something else?
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I thought that the gundeck goes from the stem to the stern. You are only showing a midship section
Hello Christian, The deck of the Amarante isn’t any larger, nor does it run all the way through. The aft deck and the foredeck are slightly higher; the decks are arranged in steps.