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TOPIC: Reading Co Tug - Schuylkill

Reading Co Tug - Schuylkill 10 years 8 months ago #1732

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Hey Aaron... Well... I would normally agree with you ...

here's a picture of what the railings might look like if "cropped"....


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3still not sure which way to go....
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Barry
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Reading Co Tug - Schuylkill 10 years 8 months ago #1733

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Also... here's the next set of build slides....

time to work on the pilot house!

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Barry
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Reading Co Tug - Schuylkill 10 years 8 months ago #1739

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Another question... hopefully someone knows...!

Getting ready to start painting!! From the color pictures I have for reference, it appears the upper deck is painted white? The main deck seems to be brown (wood)? Most everything else is green with red trim, yellow railings and some white trim - yes?

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Barry
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Reading Co Tug - Schuylkill 10 years 8 months ago #1782

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HELLO... time for more progress....

Haven't heard from anyone on the color questions I had... if you could chime in soon please, as painting has started! Here's the next few slides of the build...


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Barry
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Reading Co Tug - Schuylkill 10 years 8 months ago #1794

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Hello and Happy Labor Day....

I have made great progress this weekend (so far) and it looks like the tug will be complete this coming week... IF I can get your help.

I really need advice on the upper and main deck colors and pilot roof color. In one picture it looks like the upper deck and roof are painted white. I have not seen a color photo of the main deck clearly enough. I have also seen a color photo where the upper deck is green. I'm guessing that the main deck would be a darker color - maybe gray?

I'm just about ready to do final assembly, but want to get the main deck painted first. Any info you may have would be grateful!!
Thanks,
Barry
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Reading Co Tug - Schuylkill 10 years 8 months ago #1795

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Here's some more of the weekend progress... it's finishing faster than I thought!


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Barry
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