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  1. jurgisnemickas
    Post #74 "small floor to the central hatch area" is that where the barrels are shown & how far down from the deck?
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    Do you plan to continue or have you decided to stop?
  3. jurgisnemickas
    Just reviewed this build. I'm thinking of building the Mamoli "Alert" scale 1/45 does anyone have any comments, please advise.
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    Is there anyone that has information on the deck planking and tree nailing the three levels of this model ?
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    Peter, I am interested in building a full sail model of the Fair American. I found plans by an Italian model maker "Edizioni Navimodellistiche of Brigantino anno 1780 "Fair American" which shows a lot of detail on the rigging. I would like to finf more information on this model, can anyone help. I would also find information on the sails carried by the Fair American brig. Thank you, Jurgis
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    To All, Thank you for your comments they are very helpfull and I'm leaning towards the Fair American. I need to do some further research. I still have not found much information on FM under full sail which is the way i really would like to build it. Again Thanx Jurgis
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    Just found this log. I am investigating which to build "Fair American" or "Syren". To help me decide, I would appreciate all input. Just one question for now about the Fair American. 1. Is there a model built showing all the sails since the reason for the original model was built to study the amount of sail. Thanx

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