The 10m mould on the plug in the lean-to with one side panel on a trailer.
The 10m plug with 2 sections of the mould removed in the lean-to. Note the 5m mould on the right.
Also note the actual date is 2.5.2000, I was in too much of a hurry when I had to change
the batteries in my digital camera and set the date wrong.
Leon destroying the 10m plug so that the rear sections of the mould can be removed from the lean-to.
Removing the 5m mould from the lean-to, the 10m plug which is being destroyed is in the lean-to.
Leon Field with the stern sections of the 10m mould after the destruction of the plug.
The following shots are of the lean-to long after Leon moved to Halfway Creek.
I took these photos for my solicitor. At the time Leon was saying that I lured
him to Halfway Creek and that his previous shed was more than suitable to have
built the 10m in. For those who don't know about fibreglass boat building.
The plug for the superstructure of the boat should be built on a completed hull.
That's the only way to assure a good fit. Please note the clearance above
the 10m mould in the previous shots.
The lean-to now occupied by the owner of the site.
Plenty of room, lots of security.
Yes, let's build a 10m flybridge cruiser in this shed!
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