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  • Birthday 09/24/1926

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  1. Hamdul
    Bob & Ella Thanks. That does it. Fred
  2. Hamdul
    Has anyone here done a building log or at least completed the Model Shipways "Benjamin Latham'? I can't figure out how the main rail goes around the stern. There is also a lot of other things going on there that are not clear on the plans. Any help from a previous builder would be greatly appreciated. Thanks. Fred
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    I'm having an awful time figuring out the stern construction of Model Shipways "Benjamin Latham" Specifically how the rails are installed going around the stern. Can anypne who's built this ship help. Also is there a building log somewhere on this site? Fred
  4. Hamdul
    I am building Model Shipways Bluenose (3/16" =1'-0") and puzzled by lack of info regarding anchor rigging. The anchor cable shows going from the anchor to the hawse pipe but nothing beyond that. I assume that it proceed onto the deck to the winch, but after that I haven't a clue as to what happens. In one of the pictures it looks like it might be coiled up on the deck, but I doubt that. Does any one have the knowledge of what is going on with the cable??? Fred

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