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  1. USS ENGLAND (DE-635)

    Built from the 1/250 scale HMV kit. USS England earned distinction for sinking six Japanese submarines in the space of twelve days in May of 1944. Later that same year she survived a kamikaze hit with large loss of life. She returned stateside for repairs, but the war ended before these were completed, and, being surplus to peacetime requirements, she was sold for scrapping.
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  2. HMS FLY 1776 by ccoyle

    Built as a hull model from the Victory Models kit.
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  3. Torpedo Boat V108, German Imperial Navy 1914

    1/200 scale card model published by Digital Navy.
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  4. Steam Tug WARATAH 1902

    Waratah is part of the Sydney Heritage Fleet. The 1/250 scale card model is published by HMV of Germany.
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  5. HNLMS Tijger 1868

    This 1/250 scale monitor was completed in August of 2021 from the Paper Shipwright kit. Construction took three weeks.
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  6. SMS Rhein by ccoyle - Paper Shipwright

    I'm in the process of replacing some of my older, low-res gallery images. My original SMS Rhein album seems to have disappeared, so here's a new one.
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  7. Puigcerda

    1/250 card model of Spanish monitor, published by Paper Shipwright.
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  8. Folke

    1/250 Swedish monitor published by Paper Shipwright.
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  9. CANNON JOLLE 1801

    From the 1/72 scale Master Korabel kit. Built between 12/2018 and 5/2020. Pretty much straight out-of-the-box except for pre-sewn sails replaced by scratch-made ones.
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  10. Ghost

    A modified Corel Flying Fish built to represent the fictional schooner in Jack London's novel "The Sea Wolf".
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  11. Katy of Norfolk

    From the POB version of the Model Shipways classic.
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  12. Sherbourne

    3/16" scale cutter from the Caldercraft kit.
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  13. Wütender Hund by ccoyle - Shipyard - 1/72 scale

    This is the first wooden kit offered by the Polish card model publisher, Shipyard. It represents a cog (or kogge) used by privateer Klaus Störtebeker in the latter half of the 14th century. Full build log can be viewed here .
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  14. Models on Display at Patriots Point -- Mount Pleasant, SC

    These are some of the models on display aboard the ships at Patriots Point, located on the north shore of Charleston Harbor in Mount Pleasant, South Carolina. Hopefully I can remember the names of most of them!
     
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