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About Ryland Craze

- Birthday 05/05/1949
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Welcome to Model Ship World. You have picked a good kit to start your journey in building wooden ship models.
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Trevor is correct that the tubes and pins should be on the outside of the straps. See the 6:30 mak of this YouTube video:
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Thanks everyone for the comments and likes. This was a great kit to build and I learned a lot building this model.
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Nice start to this kit. I just did not buy enough tickets to increase my odds of winning one of these.
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On April 26th, I attended the 42nd Annual Northeast Joint Clubs Conference and Show in New London, CT where I displayed my model of the Medway Longboat. There were over 50 models on display and and my model received the Jim Roberts Award in the judged competition. I am deeply honored to have received this award. Here is a photo on the new Ships in Scale website with me on the right receiving the award from Tom Ruggiero of the Ship Model Society of New Jersey. Mike Ellison of Seawatch Books is on the left, holding the mic. Here is a link to the full article on the Conference: https://shipsinscale.com/2025/05/04/northeast-model-ship-enthusiasts-gather-for-joint-clubs-conference/
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Hey Cisco, I saw your AVS at the show. Pictures just do not do your model justice. It is an absolute beauty of a model and I look forward to seeing it completed. Glad you won one of Chuck's kits. I bought many raffle tickets for it, but no luck on winning one. It was a great show and I look forward to next year's event.
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Welcome to Model Ship World. You have come to the right place to start your journey in ship modeling.
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Welcome to Model Ship World George. It seems like there are a cluster of ship modelers in the DC area. Check out the Washington Ship Model Society, They have been meeting since 1929. https://www.dcshipmodelsociety.org/
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Congratulations on finishing your Prince De Neufchatel. Although this build stretched out over 16 years, the results are well worth the time spent.
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