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About Keith Black

- Birthday 03/23/1947
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Grass Lake, Michigan
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Model Ships, History, Pool, Clocks
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Eli, welcome to MSW. Nice job on the Endurance, glad to have you aboard.
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Thank you for the likes and for your kind comments. Both sides are finished. Nothing is glued in place as the ends need to be finished first. The boiler deck is loosely placed where the wheelhouse can be sat on top. The overall proportions seem/feel right so it's full steam ahead. The starboard side is tilted inward. Because Billy's starboard side is a mystery I treated both the same. Thank you for your support and for following along. Keith
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Welcome to MSW. We lived in Egegik, Alaska for nine years. My wife is 50% Aleut and Egegik was where my wife's mother was born. Glad to have you aboard.
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Very nice, James, the rigging is looking great. 👍
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