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(3-July-2012) The roof on Leo No2 where the brass 'ladder rack' attached - the only real area of rust. |
(3-July-2012) Mark Clamp removing the old paint. See this Video link to watch Mark taking the paint off. |
(4-July-2012) The windows were removed - just a tiny bit of rust to be removed |
(7-July-2012) Now in 'Battleship Grey' |
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(12-July-2012) The green is coming along. |
(16-July-2012) Flatting it back - again |
(17-July-2012) Starting to reflect the real depth of colour |
(18-July-2012) The roof looks great and is in the traditional 'raddle' red. |
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(19-July-2012) Getting even more depth to the colour now |
(23-July-2012) By 10:30 today it was just too hot to paint |
25-July-2012) Starting to look like a narrowboat with deep red panels |
(25-July-2012) Another view of the deep red panels |
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(25-July-2012) The 'harlequin' pattern going back on |
(26-July-2012) Dave Moore doing the signwriting |
(26-July-2012) The new Dave Moore sign-writing on the boat |
(26-July-2012) Dave Moore applying the finishing touches |
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(28-July-2012) The name really stands out with the yellow coachlines on |
(28-July-2012) An overview of both rear panels |
(28-July-2012) A closer view of the rear panel |
(30-July-2012) The 'harlequin' pattern is now finished and looks great |
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(01-August-2012) The red handrails look just great |
(01-August-2012) The front deck. The area around the gas locker will be raddle red. |
(01-August-2012) More of the red handrails |
(06-August-2012) The bow decoration. The light blue represents Aquarius Narrowboat Fitters |