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After listening to the Mariners mirror podcast about three weeks ago about the search for this ship I began reading a little bit more about it. Now it’s found! I guess they started a little PR tour a bit early haha
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Outstanding work Ryland! Well deserved award
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Welcome to the forum. You will find a wealth of information here with many who are eager to help with any questions you have. Although I now live in Ohio I grew up in Baltimore and having the inner harbor area ships as well as one of the worlds greatest collection of model ships in Annapolis is wonderful inspiration.
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Outstanding result Ryland. Your build has been a joy to follow. You should be proud of this work and I eagerly await your next build
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The entire point of the meme is to make the internet rage-nerd trolls react. Having a FireFly character saying something from the Star Trek franchise and attributing it to a Star Wars character is what makes it funny. Kinda like this one.. A lord of the Rings character quoting a Star Wars guy and attributed to a Harry Potter character... The original Dr Who Dalek getting mistaken for a Star Wars droid then not even knowing that and saying you liked him in Star Trek is pretty funny
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Very nice work! It has been a pleasure watching this come together
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Haha the first time I saw that it blew my mind 😵💫…. magic
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Druxey, I like that you show what can be done with a 1/4" chisel. Excellent work as always
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