April 27, 2017 Hours spent building to date: 3,740
The Tardis rolled out of the shop today into a foggy morning (but that’s better for the varnish).
Ray and Bob Scott brought a donut buffet, bunting, martial music and of course, commemorative signage. Tom Tolla provided aerial videography with his super-drone (people who commission $2 million homes love drone videos as their house grows and money disappears). Chris Keenan from Essex Marine Group set the boat up on the trailer and towed her down to Atlantic Outboard for engine and controls. So it was quite a day.
Schedule is a little vague from here since weather has been terrible and Atlantic is backed up. But since the Tardis is totally blocking up their yard, it shouldn’t be too long before she hits the water.
Donut buffet for the rollout
Ray made this sign. Do you know what it means?
Ray’s commemorative sign
Chris Keenan and Tom work on the trailer.
Tardis emerges
Ray checks his paint job
Tom’s drone flew around and took pictures all morning.
The shop is a disaster, but feels strangely empty.
The Tardis Project 
Wonderful news!! Congrats!!!
Thomas Klin
CH2M
Cell 860-227-3587
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Paul, She is absolutely beautiful. Well done! Steve White
On Thu, Apr 27, 2017 at 9:26 PM, The Tardis Project wrote:
> memsahibsvoyage posted: “April 27, 2017 Hours spent building to date: > 3,740 The Tardis rolled out of the shop today into a foggy morning (but > that’s better for the varnish). Ray and Bob Scott brought a donut buffet, > bunting, martial music and of course, commemorative ” >
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Momentous occasion to see her finally outside. Congratulations.
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I anxiously await a boat ride !
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She’s a true beauty.
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Hours spent to build your dream boat?
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What a journey! Hard to believe she’s out of the shed!! Congratulations, Paul–and to all your elves!!!
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Where’s the bowsprit??? >
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