Pennies in the Rain - Maintenance Diary

[Euca]

Entry #2 - Interior Hull

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Since the Ablative finally arrived to my department, I can begin refitting the insides with the practically bulletproof armour.

Taking off the hull was a breeze with the hull simply falling off with the touch of a screwdriver, hammer, dissembler and a whole lot of patience. After we managed to peel off the hull of a giant a ship, we started to apply the ablative.

Naturally, this took far longer than anticipated.

With my team of 3, we quickly realized how slow the process is. We began with the shaping of the the plates, which took multiple measurements and visits to the shaping facilities on Southampton. After we were content with the shapes, we began the tedious process of drilling, nailing and bolstering the plates to the hull.

Finally we managed to get the hull completed, which ended up looking quite nice:

The Pennybrooke post internal reconstruction

With a fresh coat, this baby will be ready to hit the town!

...that's if we can get it off the ground first...

Connor Sheather.

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