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You don't really believe that do you Joe.?
Martin555
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Yes, one of the problems is moving them, I have a sailing cutter that is quite heavy and awkward to get my hands around to move. The forum group "rcgroups" has a number of examples of member built boat movers, some very elaborate. I'd like to build one but it's just another project to add to the stack!
Joe 🙄
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You've got me laughing now. My wife just stays out of my work areas, after 38 years she's finally given up on trying to change my ways. (well maybe.....)
Joe 🤔
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Rick
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Temptation is always to start something new as an excuse . Have completed quite a few projects while they sat in a cupboard.
Currently working on two newish projects (4 boats in all) which will definitely be completed before them .........
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Martin555.
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Rick
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Cannotfinishoneprojectbeforestartinganotheritis.
It`s not serious, but has a rather nasty side affect. Wifewantingtoknowwhenyouaregoingtotidyyourmessitis.
This is much more serious and hard to find a cure.
Good luck with all of those projects.
Peter.😁
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I bet you are wondering how you had time to go to work.LOL!
Martin555.
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Photo is of just my boat projects stacked in my tiny upstairs extra bedroom that I call my studio. I use this little 10' x 10' space in addition to my garage. Looking at the photo, top to bottom.
- Brooklyn Tug - awaiting sea trials after some refit.
- Rescue Tug - awaiting sea trials
- Sailing Barge - in progress waiting for warm weather to paint outside.
- Current build, "river barge" but really don't know what to call it as it is evolving daily...
And, now I am already trying to decide what boat is next.
But boats are only part of the affliction, I also am designing and building vacuum tube guitar amplifiers, making misc stuff with wood and metal in the garage, and doing some oil painting. Good thing I am retired!
Joe 😂
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