August 31, 2015 Hours spent building to date: 1,363
A short week due to the trip to Ohio to deliver John to school and a long weekend in beautiful Westport, MA to visit wonderful old friends, Angie and Alan Scott.
Nevertheless, a few thing got done:
— Bonded in the cockpit sides for a watertight fit.
— Second coat of paint on the tank spaces.
— Finally got the starboard sheer clamp square and vertical.
— With the clamp vertical, patterned the starboard forecabin side. Looking good. I’m going to tack patterns on both sides so I can decide how much to bend the beam shelf to take out the flat spot caused because there is no frame in this area.
— Ordered all the tanks after hours of measuring and head scratching.
Cockpit bonding.
You have no idea what a pain it is to get this vertical!
Forecabin pattern — pretty tight fit.
Paint makes a difference!
From the loft.
Picture for his mother of John studying in his new apartment.
The real John!
The Tardis Project 
That’s a big bottle of ice tea John is grasping onto, right????? Tardis looks great, how many gallons of fuel and water will she hold?
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Yes, it is a special iced tea brewed in Kentucky.
70 gals fuel, 45 gals water, 30 gals waste, 1 gal iced tea.
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