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Belugawhaleman

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    Models, reading, and live steam

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  1.    Belugawhaleman reacted to a post in a topic: Okesa 1918 by OkesaBuilder - FINISHED - Scale 1:96 - Ferris Type WWI Wooden Steamer built in Portland Maine
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  8. Belugawhaleman
    Amazing work!
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  13. Belugawhaleman
    Outstanding build! And it's steel! Well done!

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