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  1. 18 foot Cutter by Dan Vadas - Scratchbuilt

    The completed Cutter for my HMS Vulture.
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  2. HMAT Supply

    His Majesties Armed Transport Supply as she appeared in 1789 after her arrival in New South Wales as part of the First Fleet.

    A heavily modified and mostly scratchbuilt Artesania Latina Kit.
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  3. HMS Vulture Cross Section by Dan Vadas

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  4. IJN Amatsukaze - WW2 Japanese Destroyer by Dan Vadas

    Card Model published by Halinski, Poland. Started July 16 2017, finished September 16 2017.
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  5. HMVS Cerberus by Dan Vadas

    CARD Model from Papershipwright - 1:250 scale




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  6. 18th Century Longboat in a Bottle by Dan Vadas

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  7. Norfolk Sloop

    Built on Norfolk Island in 1798 she was the boat used by George Bass and Matthew Flinders to circumnavigate Tasmania proving it to be an island, thereby opening a shorter route to New South Wales through Bass Strait.
    She was stolen by escaped convicts and wrecked on Stockton Beach at Newcastle in November 1800.

    This model was based on a Kit by Modellers Shipyard. Norfolk Island Pine was used for the planking of the hull and deck. The sails were scratchbuilt.
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  8. HMS Victory by Dan Vadas

    Corel Kit built between 1997 and 2007 before I found Model Ship World.
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  9. Charles W. Morgan by Dan Vadas

    My first wooden ship - built in 1980 from an Artesania Latina kit.

    The model is in a glass case, which makes it difficult to take good pictures.
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  10. Bounty by Dan Vadas - AL kit

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  11. HMS Vulture by Dan Vadas

    The finished model. Some pics aren't very good, I'll replace them when she goes into the Museum.
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