First I had to finish installing the decks.
The full story of my launch day adventure was published in Duckworks Magazine.
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| Dustspeck the MouseBoat | ||||||||||||||||||
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| With a successful voyage completed, I turned to the task of finishing Dustspeck. This ended up taking longer than the construction! First I had to finish installing the decks. |
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| No sooner had the epoxy coating dried than I got an invitation to go paddling with the ScuzBums in South San Diego Bay. I couldn't wait. The epoxy made the hull waterproof and one day of sun exposure wouldn't hurt anything. The full story of my launch day adventure was published in Duckworks Magazine. |
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| The decks were made from scrap 3mm luaun door skins. I didn't have a big enough piece to cover the whole end so I used two smaller pieces... | ||||||||||||||||||
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| Next: Prime and Paint | ||||||||||||||||||