Miss Delmarva

[Skoot]

No problem at all.  I think she looks stunning on the back of MIss D. Its the Perfect Touch.

Glad you liked it.  

[shortpants]

Skoot, no disrespect to you regarding the half naked girl.  The graphics do look great!

Shorts

[gran398]

This is how she started off. But I asked Skoot to make her blonde, since my wife is blonde

[Skoot]

None taken.  I love half naked girls    

[wingtime]

Did you get permission from Disney to use her?  

Half naked girls are fun but I like 'em fully naked!  I can manage to get the scallops off but I'm not so sure about that tail!    

[gran398]

Did you get permission from Disney to use her?  

Half naked girls are fun but I like 'em fully naked!  I can manage to get the scallops off but I'm not so sure about that tail!    

Yes, I checked with Walt's grandson Walt the third and he said no problem since we dyed her hair and reduced the number of bubbles eminating from her tail.

Now regarding her green torso/tail:

If you will, imagine the unit beginning slightly above the navel, thence rearward to the end of the fin.

You could put it on a jighead and rig it like a Mister Twister

Dayum...almost derailed my own thread again

[seasnell]

Scott, the boat looks fantastic and I love the way it sits in the water. I thought the twins might make it a little rear heavy but it looks to be nice and level, if mine will turn out half as nice I'll be a happy man. Hope you enjoy it and let us know how the fishing trips go.

Frank

[gran398]

Frank, thank you very much!

Want to thank you again for the excellent starboard work. I couldn't be more pleased. Guys, his work is top drawer, and quite a bit less money than I had expected.

New helm head arrived yesterday, will install tomorrow night. Then back to Chris's for some cosmetic work. Then to the acrylic place for the windshield fab. Was considering foregoing a windshield...but when it gets windy, cold and rainy...you need one here.

[GoneFission]

Was considering foregoing a windshield...but when it gets windy, cold and rainy...you need one here.

Keeps the bugs out of your teeth too!    :alien:

[pzart]

Was considering foregoing a windshield...but when it gets windy, cold and rainy...you need one here.

Keeps the bugs out of your teeth too!    :alien:

When you come home with them bugs in your teeth, the little woman knows just what and what not you have been riding..... :twisted: I vote for no windshield, no helmet, will feel like your riding a Harley  

Looking GREAT, love the pics and videos

[slvrlng]

Man, I hate bugs in my teeth!

Fish on!!!!

[gran398]

Dagnabbit  Lew

A plaskit mermaid with deformed naked bosums and #4 trebles in her poor little belly and sweet little mermaid tail?

The golden rule of lure design..."Catch FISHERMEN".

I like this lure....it's alluring

[Capt. Bob]

Fresh water or salt?

Catfish or tuna?  

[gran398]

We changed out the hydraulic helm head last night.

Mr. Castleberry from Boat Steering Rebuilders was right...the difference is night and day. You can spin the wheel now with one finger

The mechanic that installed it had a neat system supplied by Teleflex. It was a big box which consisted of a 12V pump, four clear quick-connect lines, and a tank containing hydraulic fluid.

Two lines connect to the helm unit, two to the transom unit, turn on the pump....the lines complete the circle. Recharges the system, purges air etc. in about 15 seconds. No turning the wheel, no mess everywhere. Pretty cool to see.

[Skoot]

Excellent, glad that helm was an easy (enough) fix.

Also, Did you find the present I left in your T-top box? Enjoy