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Just take it one step at a time Chris and you'll get through it. It's not your first Rodeo after all.......there was Norfolk and Nimitz before Tiger so you're an old hand at this sort of thing. Oh and forget about your hair, once it is gone you won't have to worry about it anymore....at least that's my experience anyway. Stay the course my friend. :thumb2:
Apparently Matron does a nice line in wigs !

Just saying .
 
Bravo Chris

This is a major achievement. Looking forward to the photos and video of the 11th June. May the weather collaborate...

ATB
John
 
Chris, I'm really happy for your achievement.
June 11th is Jacques-Yves Cousteau birthday... may Calypso sail with you :smiling4:
 
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Probably illegal, but what I have done with Iron Duke, is stretch bungy cords across between the headrests of the front seats, which the bow rests on, and the wife holds onto that, and with the stern resting on the backrest of the rear seats between the headrests. All the S/S fits in the rear very well.
So far it has worked with no damage.
I do wish you the very best on launch day though.
ATB
Garry
Bravo Chris

This is a major achievement. Looking forward to the photos and video of the 11th June. May the weather collaborate...

ATB
John
Chris, I'm really happy for your achievement.
June 11th is Jacques-Yves Cousteau birthday... may Calypso sail with you :smiling4:
cheers all for your good wishes on her
chrisb
 
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HI ALL well i forgot to put on this pic of the inship eletronics
cIMG_8188.JPGchrisb
 
The electrics in the hull look an absolute nightmare Chris. Every time I visit this build I am more impressed with just how much time, dedication and work you've put in to get to this stage.
 
The electrics in the hull look an absolute nightmare Chris. Every time I visit this build I am more impressed with just how much time, dedication and work you've put in to get to this stage.
Spot on Jim .
 
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The electrics in the hull look an absolute nightmare Chris. Every time I visit this build I am more impressed with just how much time, dedication and work you've put in to get to this stage.
Spot on Jim .
HI YOU two yes the wirein is a night mare an you can now see why i have been havin eletric probs but they all ok now an everything works an only 5 wires that are spare an dont carry eletric an ive been savin them as if she sails ok then i will use them 3 wires to carry eletric to about 100 white ultrabright led's for ships floodlightin for when she is on show an may be i think another 2 wires for a bilge pump if she leaks when sailing as then there will be a lot of water pressure from the hull speed in the water so hopefully got all issues covered
Chrees you two
chrisb
 
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I've less wiring in the washing machine!!!
You need to be awarded an 'Ology' for your efforts Chris!
AN Cheers again Doug what is an Ology ? like a CDM for my efforts lol :rolling: :tongue-out3:;):smiling5:
chrisb
 
Thank you Tim. After I wrote I started thinking where I got it from. (Total mental blank). :thumb2:
I struggle with names, places, anniversary dates, birthdays etc, but crap like that has instant recall. Can’t work it out :flushed:
 
Chris. What a terrific model you have built.
Top marks on a job well done.
It's been a pleasure watching the progress. Your mega patience in sorting problems out has been second to none.

Very well done indeed.

Ron
 
Chris,
I agree 100% with Ron, it has been an utter joy to follow this master build. Your modelling skills and problem solving has been a joy. Very well done my friend.
 
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