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    Sure looks a lot like the idea of ‘camels’ yes. https://www.rijnmond.nl/nieuws/139979/topstuk-in-maritiem-museum-scheepskameel https://www.rijksmuseum.nl/en/collection/NG-MC-21 still looking into this to build one, or a section of it. Mark Heiden
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    Thanks guys, i will try to show some if my work soon. regards, Mark
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    Hi all out there, my name is Mark Heiden from the Netherlands and new to this forum. Not new to shipbuilding. I have build several models from Building Boats like a “platbodem”, “zeeschouw” and the Bounty. i started about 30 years ago with a schratch build model from drawings in a book. It was originally plans of a vessel called “the royal ALbert” but it is modified to match parts from another model. I copied the drawings back in my schooldays and started building on and off. It is now slowly reaching its end with all the lines and runing gear etc. i have plans for the future to make something called ships camels but that is in a very early stage. I already looked around at the forum and saw many interesting things and hope to learn a lot here. regards, Mark

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