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Kevin Kenny

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About Kevin Kenny

  • Birthday 05/06/1950

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    Male
  • Location
    Trinidad & Tobago
  • Interests
    Building wooden model ships, yacht racing, radio control planes, tourism, Vimeo series on building the HMS Granado

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  1.    wefalck reacted to a post in a topic: Trinidad and Tobago fishing boat by Kevin Kenny - FINISHED - using traditional building methods
  2.    wefalck reacted to a post in a topic: Trinidad and Tobago fishing boat by Kevin Kenny - FINISHED - using traditional building methods
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  11. Kevin Kenny
    All the woodwork is now complete.
  12. Kevin Kenny
    Inner gunwale complete
  13. Kevin Kenny
    Floorboards complete
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  15. Kevin Kenny
    Well said Allen. I could still do this with this model. LOL
  16. Kevin Kenny
    Working on the corrected model now. Its a pain, but you have to correct errors if the model you are building is portraying a historically accurate boat or ship.
  17.    Kevin Kenny reacted to a status update: Just seen you last video Naparima. Thank you for this and the others (not seen them a
  18. stuglo

    Just seen you last video Naparima. Thank you for this and the others (not seen them all yet). Much to learn from you, as I already have applied to my own build. Just keep going-stay well and safe

  19. Kevin Kenny
    My wife Susan said the same thing
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  21. Kevin Kenny
    That would be great
  22. Kevin Kenny
    Jay thats a nice project. Wow such a large basement, if only.
  23. Kevin Kenny
    Hi Jay Where are you going to display the Columbia. Naparima is the largest model i made which has resulted in domestic issues. We get a few cruise ships in Tobago so you never know, if you are ever coming my way let me know and ill fly over and meet you.
  24. Kevin Kenny
    Mounted on the perminant display board and case
  25. Kevin Kenny
    The case is now finished
  26. Kevin Kenny
    Building the case.

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