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Amistad Schooner, 1839

Scratch built 1:96 scale model of the infamous Amistad slave ship.  A basswood solid hull was carved and planked with basswood strips.  Basswood deck; bamboo masts and spars; and thin copper sheet were used.  The brick works are paper card.  I built this in the late 1990s, but do not think I have ever displayed it before.

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Robert Cody

Robert Cody

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Post says that there are 24 images, but I cannot find them.  I teach about the Amistad Mutiny in Connecticut and have been on board the replica Freedom Ship Amistad.  Thanks for your time.

ferretmary1

ferretmary1

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Hi Robert,

 

I am looking into this for someone else and noticed your comment.

There are indeed 24 pictures posted, but I don't know why you can't see them.  If I find out why, I will let you know.

 

Mary Van Dahm

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