Like the Mastodon from secret water (the swallows and Amazon's book)

Hardly the most relaxing piano music to accompany this video. As for the scene depicting the stock removal... well, for God's sake, this was guaranteed to confuse any newbie to airgun maintenance. The stock remained firmly clamped in the vice. It was the metallic "action" that was removed. Please, if you do not know your airgun parts, do not produce any more of these videos!

Thanks for the idea and such easy to follow plans. Just built my own from them complete with overkill front latch. I made mine from 9mm stokboard recycled plastic though. Maintenance free!

Thanks for the idea and such easy to follow plans. Just built my own from them complete with overkill front latch. I made mine from 9mm stokboard recycled plastic though. Maintenance free!

I beg to differ on the earliest reference to a Curacle. It was found that one of the tiny fragments of records found is instructions on how to build a Curacle, and it matches precisely the same variation of how to build the Arc in the Bible. In fact, the professor is convince the Arc was itself the largest Curacle ever built, and if you look at a Curacle from the water line, eye level with the water, the Curacle has the classic shape of Noah's Arc seen from the water level. This is an ancient boat. It is also the most stable, will ride large waves without overturning, and the more I find out about it, the more I want to build one.

Corin, you've blown me away with your restoration skills (and with the xylophone too, haha) and your patience to record everything so meticulously. This has been like a masterclass for beginners like me who want to "restore" their boat (in my case, a Miracle dinghy) and don't know where to start. Truly, congratulations, mate!

Beautiful condition now. I must look back at any videos if there are any from before it was refurbished as I am working on a GP14 and trailers right now. Inspirational.

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Great to see somebody using a vice with a rag over the jaws to protect the cylinder, really appreciate the video Corin

Hello, good afternoon, it is a monumental job and very well done, congratulations. I bought my sailboat at the beginning of this year but I have only just now had time to organize it and I would like to know if you can help me; I am new to the whole subject and looking around it is the only Mirror Dinghy that exists in my country, by the way my name is John Freddy and I am from Colombia. I appreciate you can help me and forgive me my English is terrible.

Wich quantity of undercoat and topcoat did you used

I've bought a 92 mirror, the hull is a little cracked but it is in good condition, i was watching your vid and it gives me the way to do the job, thanks a lot, got some work for sure.....

Pure elegance.

Another fantastic job extremely well executed, Well Done. I like the way you are prepared to have a go at jobs you can do, and farm out the jobs you can see are beyond your skill levels at this time. I look forward to your next project. Mind you the control lines on this build are a million miles more complicated than the Cadet and Firefly dinghies I learnt to sail on 😊

A good job done well. You must have been very satisfied

God that music is the pits man 😣

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Nice

My only criticism (apart from the aggravating music) you need a pellet behind each felt cleaner or risk damage from "dry firing". Good video.

Music is crap otherwise good vid

Job well done buddy. Looks great :)

The music drives you mad I gave up !

Superb job. Took me back 55 plus years when I built a Mirror dinghy from kit with my dear Dad. Raced her and cruised in her. Superb dinghy. £75 then for the kit including sails. Paint and varnish extra. Hoping you will have many happy times in this wonderfully restored boat. Well done. 👍👍👍🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧

Sorry if i sound stupid but this is very similar to the fireball correct? Im working on one now and really could use some help with the rigging. I always sailed sunfish and hobir cats so this is really new to me! That boat is beautiful by the way! Im in process of fixing some seams and painting my whole boat inside and out!

Great series of videos. I used to sail Rockets when i was a teenager, 44 now and hoping to make a return to the class. Tossing around the idea of buying a modern MR or doing a restoration project… Thanks again

Out of interest: Did yo get galvanic corrosion betweeen the steel screws and the brass band or did the epoxy prevent this?

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I am the son of the penultimate owner (R.I.P.) of the Kalea, purchased in 1991 and resold to the current owner Mr. Tim Blackman in 2019. I had the honor of being in command of this wonderful sailing ship from 2004 to 2019, the year in which this masterpiece was sold by my family due to new needs that concerned our personal affairs. The yacht was a little low maintenance, but still sailed superbly. This is why Tim, trying it sailing in the Mediterranean, fell in love with it and moved it to the U.K. and brought it back to its former glory. Thank you Tim for taking on the baton of this wonderful story. I am deeply moved and I feel that dad is watching you with emotion and joy sailing from up there. The same emotion and pride that I feel, having saved this masterpiece from oblivion, handing it over to Tim who is still able to navigate and convey emotions. Thanks Tim, I love you and look forward to hugging you again. 

Awesome sailing Trip …. I love this boat class singe i meet a guy in Danmark who sail a Collyn Archer Replica. We sit together in the evening and Drink Wiskey and Talk the hole Night. I will Never forget this …

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Hello! Thank you for sharing your work with us! You did a an amazing job planning and then building the box! I have a question however: does your trangia get enough oxygen for burning in the position it is? I have noticed that my trangia is “choking” sometimes even though it is not in a box. Probably in my case the reason is that I am not using original trangia pans etc and they cover the top section of the stove with very little space left for creating sufficient drag.

God bless you all !

I have to admire the finish on the wood. I am just about to start renovating my old GRP GP14 and trailer. It has been laid up for at least 15 years. Now I am inspired.

Beautiful! Makes me want to do the same.

Thank you so much Corin - wonderful memories to last❤

As child in the 70ties, the Mirror dinghy was my favorite little boat i loved to sail it.

Thank you for this. Just about to service my father's old BSA rifle 😊

That's in pretty order!

does anyone know what the boats origiginal colour ral no is?

Chickens are hard wired to do all the chicken things. I have raised a little sablepoot on her own because she was the only egg to hatch from the dozen in the incubator. She is now 10 months old and does all the normal chicken things without seeing another chicken.

She is so beautiful. I'd love to sail her.

Gorgeous looking boat.

So you cleaned JACK SHIT and left the iron particles in there? You must be effing joking right? Now take it apart and do it right this time! 😂

Did not know it was a music video.

Beautiful music 😊 and great camera skills.

Great choice of color, I also painted my gp14 that same toplac Atlantic grey. I must of made a mistake in the prep though as it wore away quite easy.

Wow! What a beautiful boat. One of the sexiest ive seen. Its almost right upnthere with an ac40. Having said that though, i was sickened by the bouyancy bags, amount of control lines, and the spinnaker poles. She looked so beautiful naked. Nice job on the restoration.

So how did it feel corin?

Nice job corin (interesting name). Ive just bought a _solo_ (which is very similar to your gp) and noticed the 2 rectangular holes in the transom. What the hell are they? Im assuming theyre to remove water from the cockpit. However, on yours, you seem to have them permanently sealed. Mine were flaps that were attached to a bungee located in the cockpit.