I have followed your progress since you bought Sloe Patrol. Some of it was quite painful to watch you struggling with projects along the way. But all the time you amazed me with your perseverance and determination. Look forward to sharing with you the journey with boat No 2 James, your carpentry skills have been impressive.
I hope whoever buys it looks after it better that that first boat of yours you passed the other day! I remember when you bought Sloe up in the midlands, and spent all those months high and 'dry' in the yard (well sort of dry, eventually). Well done James. You helped me get through some hard times and I wish you and yours well.
Oh, good to see you getting Sloe Patrol nearly complete. Well done, now lemme see if I've won the lottery and can afford to buy that masterpiece. (damn, I'm still poor.)
Slow patrol looking great. A lot of hard work. Well done u. Very talented. Enjoy crick. I did just Saturday. Was good but I felt cramped in places this year. Best wishes
Wow!!! Sorry james, I think this shows how bad you are at painting🤣🤣🤣 paint looks bang on now pal, hope you get your lady friend painting the new one 👍👍
It’ll be a sad day when you and your subscribers say goodbye to Sloe Patrol, I’ve loved every minute of the transformation, it’s looking so nice after the spruce up, I’m loving the transformation of 58 though, keep up the amazing work
Looking at the video I remember the video's of you creating a lot of nice details. I'm really looking forward to the diy video's of Project 58 (I forgot the name of element 58😅)
I have watched you from the beginning and have always been very impressed with how you have progressed from a novice d.i.y to a professional boat builder. Very very well done. Are you going to get the ladies to decorate your new boat? On a personal note , do you still have a job,just being nosy James.
Sloe Patrol will be looking clean and fresh for the new owner. Take care with the Barkeepers Friend. It is brilliant for its intended use, but is quite abrasive and will seriously damage some surfaces.
James e no my what you do the next owner will alter it.. Just as they will with a brand new boat. Personally I would not spend a lot of money on decorating the boat. As long as it is clean and tidy is all that is required . Anyway James keep safe and well mate