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Why your last Amati model? I have never built one of their kits, but I bought a set of their Victory Models line of plans (HMS Revenge) and they were very nice, and the instruction booklet that came with it was very complete. Their Pegasus is one of their Victory Models line so I’d bet it is a very nice kit. Plus, I think those were designed by Chris Watton and his stuff is superb.
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Good idea! I’m going to have to remember that!
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