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About KeithAug
- Birthday 05/27/1953
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Sailing, Naval History, Model Ship Building, Model Steam Engine Building. Maisie walking - she is top left.
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I will take your word for it Phil. It looks quite tricky to me. Amazing job on th stack.
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Very interesring to see how some of the internal features match side to side and how others don't.
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Cangarda 1901 by KeithAug - Scale 1:24 - Steam Yacht
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Very nice progress Jon and compliments of the season to you.
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Yes on line ordering can be problematic. My wife ordered what she thought was a pound of sprouts, we had a delivery of 1 sprout, but to be fair it did have a price tag stuck on it. That would never happen if you went into a shop.
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Yes that works. I have something similar but have managed to incorporate dust extract. Cheep and cheerful usually works well.
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