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Madhulk Posted 17 years ago
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Sebastian shows Carlton the schemes for his future boat.
Carlton: You've got it down to the bolts
and the wiring, (has planned everything?) haven't you? Now, these
revolved sections, Different view points?
they're hand-drawn, aren't they?
Sebastian: You know design?
Carlton: You've got it down to the bolts
and the wiring, (has planned everything?) haven't you? Now, these
revolved sections, Different view points?
they're hand-drawn, aren't they?
Sebastian: You know design?
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Hello MH, I agree about "you've got it down": "you've considered all the details, even to the level of bolts and wiring". "Revolved sections" sounds like particular parts of the vessel shown separately and perhaps magnified, in special boxes or circles, from a different angle from the main vessel. MrP
- Hello MH, I agree about "you've got it down": "you've considered all the details, even to the level of bolts and wiring".
- "Revolved sections" sounds like particular parts of the vessel shown separately and perhaps magnified, in special boxes or circles, from a different angle from the main vessel.
- MrP
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Hello MH,
I agree about "you've got it down": "you've considered all the details, even to the level of bolts and wiring".
"Revolved sections" sounds like particular parts of the vessel shown separately and perhaps magnified, in special boxes or circles, from a different angle from the main vessel.
MrP
I agree about "you've got it down": "you've considered all the details, even to the level of bolts and wiring".
"Revolved sections" sounds like particular parts of the vessel shown separately and perhaps magnified, in special boxes or circles, from a different angle from the main vessel.
MrP
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