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About Bill Morrison
- Birthday 02/18/1954
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Ships of all periods, modeling in wood, plastic, resin, paper, or beef bones (if that is all I have!)
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This is the BEST model of the Alfred that I have ever seen! OUTSTANDING work so far! Please keep posting. Bill
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mtaylor reacted to a post in a topic: New BlueJacket kit Survey, Part 2
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Although both kits have some problems, the most egregious one can be found in the hull moldings. There is really good detail as far as wood grain, but there are no planks. They almost look like the ships were carved out of logs. That said, I like both models and have planked over the hulls as much as possible. Problem solved . . . Bill
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I began building PoF ships when I was stationed in Italy at the end of the 1970s. At the time, there existed a company called Aeropiccola that had a range of smaller ship models called "Super Mec. I have built two of them early in my modeling experience, HMS Victory and HMS Prince. They were of 1/144 to 1/180 scale. Although they were basic, they were of a perfect size for most homes. The builder was also free to add detailing as he or she wanted. I wish that we could have more ships in these small scales. Bill
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I have the old Marine Models kit of the Sea Witch. You are inspiring me to build it! Bill
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