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Charlie B

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  1. All this advice is so honest, thoughtful and quick - I appreciate it all! Chris, thank you for your assessment - please know I harbored no visions of grandeur, so there's zero disappointment on my end. Definitely good stuff to know. Bob, that my 9-year-old kids might like to have a crack at it is a wonderful idea. Maybe a fun winter family project... we can all learn something new. Many thanks for your expertise and for taking the time to respond to my post. If something comes of it, I'll be sure to post an update! All the best! Charlie
  2. Hi Jim, thank you I added a photo. A few more notes: I imagine the model is at least 100 years old, has a French flag on top, and is good size - it's 36" long and 29" high. cheers Charlie
  3. Greetings! I'll try to be brief. I know nothing about model ships. I inherited an old (and dilapidated) model ship from my grandmother's home about 10 years ago, and long story short I've decided it needs a new and better home. This seems a good group to connect with about it. Is this a good place to look for a new owner? I would like to give the ship to someone who will restore and enjoy it - I have no idea how old it is or even what type of ship it is, but I know that it sitting in a box in my attic is a shame. I welcome any advice. If this post is inappropriate in any way, please remove it with my apologies! Charlie
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