The pictures that where on the Original thread -


Fire extinguisher #2 - On July 1st.
 





Affter Sandblasting the Handel. ^

Needle Gun^^




Affter the Needle Gun & Sandpapering it.^


The Hose before - Covered in paint.^^^ & Affter v v v


Fire extinguisher #3 ^^ From July 15th.



 Fire extinguisher #3's handel.


The Handel affter sandblasting/polishing it vv




The Launch of the Motor Whaleboat on August 6th 2011 - Only know operational one out of over 26,000 made durring the war.








The Whaleboat on the 17th of September.

Fire extinguisher #4 - On September 17th.


Affter the Needle Gun

Chippped vs non chipped.


Ok - Now onto other shots of the ship!

On this past monday, the 5th they recived landmark status - http://www.timesunion.com/local/article/Slater-given-historic-landmark-status-3383384.php 

Now on to picutres from the times I have been onbaord since the last update of picutres!

December 10th - (You will also notice that the Slater is in its winter location located about 1 mile south of the normal location; It is in this location from start of December till the end of March)

Did not do much that day; picutres are of the start of a steel replacement project that the ship fitters worked on.




The same location on Feb 18





December 27th -
The start of the restoration on the Mess Deck






Chipped paint from tabble legs



December 30th did more needle gunning paint - So just a few picutres of the Winter Berth.





Jan 7th - Did various work on the Mess deck.







The Normal location.

Jan 16 - Did some grinding on ragged welds.



Also this happend to be Martin luther king jr day - So I did not have school.
This is a picture of our OLDEST ACTIVE volunteer who goes there every monday
He turned **NINETY** (90) on Jan 10th...He still dose welding ext.

Jan 25th - Did grinding on raged welds in a passageway on the main deck.









Feb 4th Started working the replica Hedgehogs -





Also how the Sculley on the mess de

Qaz thats is some awesome pictures.

Really a wonderful ship.

Wish where I live in the world they would keep our old ships alive like HMS Victoria, HMS Odin and so on but sadly they did cost to much for the goverment to have them left during the 60-70th.

Could the guns fire still today or while the barrel crack?

Are those PHH? 


Great pictures :D 

Hey qaz those are some amazing pictures its good to see someone so young and a 90 year old man sharing the same passion for a warship. Keep up the great work.

HH NOOB! Lol jk jk Good pics mate. Really enjoyed the pic of the coms room, REAL nice.