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Xebec Syf"Allah

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Xebec Syf'Allah* -1/64th Modified Amati kit. (*"Sword of God")

New photos in 2022 with better digital camera. Second ship model build in 2011.

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Updated January 14, 2023
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robert952

Posted January 15, 2023

Lovely build. As per your other items I have seen, great amount of detail. Thanks for sharing.

hollowneck

Posted January 17, 2023

Thanks, @robert952. Much appreciated. I built this model years ago but only recently have I gotten around to taking good quality photos in my studio. Thanks for looking and commenting.

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