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Cargo Ship Capri by Artesania Latina - Finished by Jason Builder

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This model had a long journey in both time and distance before it was finished.  My dad built most of it in the 1980's in the Netherlands, and in 2018 I found the parts in the attic back home in Wisconsin, and finished it.  As far as I can tell it is no longer produced.  It is a simple and stout wooden model that I think would be suitable to outfit with motor and remote control gear, though I will not be doing that.  It was great to surprise my dad with the finished product!  -Jason

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