Great progress made today.
I broke 2 pieces. Luckily one of them had a spare and the other one could be fixed with a drop of glue.
I have stopped working on it for today. I will continue tomorrow after my chores, I took the day off 
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I can write down a list of tips. But @TheToday and @Nita_Davis created already some brilliant posts about this build, so anyone in need of tips, look them up 
@Minus_88 you had good progress. My son loves this kit and I would like to build it too 
Wow you work faster than me 
it looks gorgeous so far!
you did great. Thank for share
It’s great to build. You will definitely love it.
Haha too bad we did not build at the same time. I did a lot today. If I have enough time after my household chores tomorrow, I might even finish it. 
Thank you for your kind words
Im excited to see it complete 
Thanks a lot for the tag! Your Seahorse is looking majestic already. Glad to be of help!
Broken parts can always be a hazard but it’s nice to read that you’ve overcome it.
You’re almost done with it! Masts, sails and ropes are fun steps to go through.
You’re welcome, I gladly give credit to those who deserve it. I could just re-type all of your tips here, but your post would definitely be the better one to read
It is coming along beautifully. Sometimes the housework needs to get done though 
You have made amazing progress there. It looks amazing already.
Yep unfortunately. But I made my list, and I hope to get through it asap
Thank you so much!
Great progress, it’s looking really good already! And honestly, fixing pieces is part of the journey with this kit, I can told you that 
It looks so cool!
I do take a break too whenever I break some parts or things dont go the way I want them to.
Cheering for you!
It’s coming along nicely!
Minus_88 your progress on Day 3 of the Seahorse Barque is truly inspiring! It is amazing to see the intricate mechanical details coming to life. Keep up the fantastic work, we cannot wait to see the final masterpiece!
You are my welcome/ 
Haha indeed. I just try to be as careful as possible and luckily there have been no irreparable breaks yet. I hope I can keep it that way 
