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  5. neons
    Hello Gary, That was a phenomenal build of a Stonington dragger. I like all working vessels of all types. I thought maybe using a link to your build would and surely does help those in my RC club that are new or advancing into the model building hobby. I especially like you weathering of the hull and deck planks and hatch covers, doors, etc. That makes a load of difference in a finished model. I am with a local MA RC club with many interests. Link below. I have built an amount of wood boat models scattered over the years. But I am also into aircraft. Thanks for your informative posts. Bob Pacheco http://forum.bristolcountyrc.org/viewtopic.php?f=19&t=239&p=1405#p1405
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  8. neons
    Nothing wrong with my Sterling kit Emma C. Berry. It serves me in 2 ways. An RC Sailor and a static display. It is all in what the builder wants out of a model. I did my research. The Sterling kit is accurate as a schooner, It was owned as a family yacht and changed over in the early 40's before it went to Mystic where it was restored as and original Smack. http://forum.bristolcountyrc.org/viewtopic.php?f=19&t=227

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