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No, not a tug. World has indeed turned upside down :) Next one will be a tug. Jan
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Bingo: schooner reylands, rebuild as a brig (hispaniola) for the movie treasure Island. Jan
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Searching for ship+movie ends up in lots of pics of starship Enterprise, titanic or horation hornblower. All three are not correct, I presume.... Jan PS or pirates of the carribean, but it's certainly not the plack pearl
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ROYAL CAROLINE 1749 by Doris - 1:40 - CARD
amateur replied to DORIS's topic in - Build logs for subjects built 1501 - 1750
This will go into the anals of modelbuilding as the best Royal Caroline ever. Jan- 881 replies
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Sure you don't use Google picture search ? It is Finland. Jan
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you should be able to recognize her Actually, you're about halfway, by recognizing her as a dutch tug Jan
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And don't stop too often, or you'll discover that every time you start is just like the first time.... Half an hour every three weeks isn't the right way to go (speaking from personal experience) Jan
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was there ever a movie on Minnesota? It's the Russians: Potemkim Jan
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Yeah, that's what I discovered: Titanic has four funnels (but she was also in a famous movie ) Jan
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Or is the name of the file just a red herring .... Jan
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You should rename your file before uploadingh, otherwise it's too simple Jan
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This game is rapidly changing into 'find were the name is'-game And as you have only one 'non-laker' you decide to concede. We understand ..... Jan
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I also used Bob's method. I found it useful to mark the centre of the dowel with a small pinhole before starting the tapering. That helped to keep the whole thing more or less centered. Jan
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Yep, you've seen her before. Thereofre, I should not accept Noordzee as an answer However, as Rode zee (which is the one in the picture) and Noordzee are completely identical (although guys who actually have sailed on her tell that there are differences between the sisters), feel free to present us a great laker Jan
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it is Jan
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Ah, that's long ago I have posten one. Here it comes (dont tell Andy/realworkingsailor, he will not like this one )
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First I thought mediterranean, but then I realized: it looks like a Dutch or German 'kotter'. going through a list of sail Amsterdam and Sail de Ruyter, I came across her name: Thalassa Jan
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I have way to go..... I used to be a rear admiral Jan
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Hey, this previous good for nothing post seems to be my 100. I earned my first stripe! btw: Sjors: where did you find this invisible fairy writing your name? Jan
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Popeye needs some spinach I think..... He's loosing the connection to the real world Jan
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Something, no matter what, even a pic of popcorn will do Jan
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