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BobMcM

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  1. Thanks for the challenge Jaager- After some additional internet research I now believe the base says Thomaston (vs. Thompson) Maine. History is a wormhole and it is amazing how much time goes by when searching.
  2. Watching with interest Bradley- enjoying the detailed photos. May I ask what you use to take pictures? Thx.
  3. Thank you Steven- your words of advice are just the type of guidance needed. I will dive in and likely come back with more questions! Bob
  4. Thanks for the welcome. The position of the deck houses was simply a guess and have not been glued (or nailed) down. Thx again. Bob
  5. Good Evening- This ship model was on the fireplace mantle while I was growing up until it was sadly damaged and the rigging lost. I still have the solid wood hull and some of the attaching parts pictured. This model does not appear to have a high level of finish and most components appeared to have been nailed to the hull. The base has some writing (hard to read) penciled underneath: KAMIHS (?) Thompson Me 1874 Capt Meil (?) I have been planning a rebuild for years and now looking to Model Ship World for information on a sail plan that may be close enough to use as a guide. To my eye, the size and scale of 1:96 Flying Fish looks close but I will defer to more experienced modelers. I have tools, some patience and experience building model kits since I was a kid, so looking for your insights and experience before I muck the whole thing up. Thanks for sharing your thoughts. Bob
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