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  4. Glenn Houle
    This is a possible way to finish your dead eyes when installed. Gently paint them black. hope this helps
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    Good morning Igor, my compliments to you on your figure heads, an outstanding job. I am currently working on a couple of ships that need figure heads Hercules and some stern work for the 1/76.8 Constitution and also a figure head in 1/72 scale for the Continental 74 gun ship America in 1782 built in Portsmouth NH. Please let me know if this is possible. Thanks  God Bless   Glenn Houle

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      Hello Glenn. I think anything is possible. I am currently having some problems related to the war and limited electricity supply, but I am fulfilling orders as best I can. If you do not have strict deadlines, I am ready to complete orders for you. If you are satisfied with these conditions, please send me to email igorcap@ukr.net the source materials and your wishes so that I can assess the possibility and cost of the work. Best wishes

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  13. Glenn Houle
    Well done on the HMS Indefatigable, outstanding work. I guess that I'll really have to save to get this ship. Because of your great work on all of these ships, how about the USS Constitution in 1/64 scale, backdated to 1797 to 1803 time period? Only a suggestion. Keep up the great work. Merry Christmas! Glenn
  14. Glenn Houle
    Greetings to all. I built the Royal Louis a few years ago. Your workmanship is outstanding once again. I e-mailed someone aways back that I was 14 dummy cannons short to complete this ship and install the gunport doors. Was wondering if I could get them to finish. I know there was a fire a while ago. If anyone could help , that would be great thanks Glenn
  15. Glenn Houle
    Hello, I'm new to this website and watch it frequently as I am building several American sailing warships. Since I live in NH, I am looking for prints or information to build the USS Congress 1799, from Portsmouth NH, same scale as the USS Constitution 1/76.8 . Also, I'm looking for prints or information on the 74 gun ship America, also from Portsmouth NH, same scale. The America was the only 74 built in Colonial America (1782). Thought that I would say that this website has been VERY HELPFULL in many ways, Thanks. Glenn.

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