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  1. Red Dragon: Junco Chino-Chinese junk by PvG Aussie - Artesania Latina - 1/60 - WOOD- FINISHED

    The Red Dragon Junk plied the rivers, seas and harbors of the Far East, from Singapore to northern China.  Length: 400mm Height: 440mm
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  2. The Queen Anne's Revenge 1710 by PvG Aussie - Piececool - 1/250 - METAL - FINISHED

    Queen Anne' s Revenge was an early 18th century ship, most famously used as a flagship by Edward Teach, better known as Blackbeard.  The date and place of the ship's construction are uncertain, and there is no record of its actions prior to 1710. (Wikipedia) 
    L19.5cm x W6.5cm x H16cm
    6.49" x 2.55" x 6.29"
    439 pieces
    See Build Log  here
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  3. USS Enterprise (CV-6) by PvG Aussie - I Love Kit - 1/350 Scale - PLASTIC - FINISHED

    The US Enterprise CV-6, was the most decorated ship of the Second World War. After the Battle of Midway, it was the sole remaining allied aircraft carrier in the Pacific.
    A detailed and challenging build at 1/350 scale which has been most enjoyable. See the build here . Total build time 360 hours. 
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  4. HMB Endeavour 1768 by PvG Aussie - Scale 1/450 - BOTTLE

    This ship was made famous by Capt. James Cook, who explored the South Pacific and discovered the east coast of New Holland (Australia) in 1770. (View build here )
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  5. Brandenburg State Yacht 1679 by PvG Aussie - Scale 1/200 - Miniature - FINISHED

    The Brandenburg State Yacht was also simply known as a Dutch Yacht.  When the yacht came into existence in Holland the term applied to the vessel Jaght Schip. It denoted swiftness and probably, chasing or hunting; for the ancient yacht of Holland was put to a variety of uses.
    The build record can be found  here .
    It was both a challenge and thoroughly enjoyable to build.  
     
     
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  6. MS Sibajak - PvG Aussie (1:1150) BOTTLE - FINISHED

    The Sibajak (1928-1959) made many journeys from Holland to the USA and Australia. In her 31 years of service the Sibajak transported around a quarter of a million passengers taking them half way around the world.   As migrants to Australia we travelled for six weeks, via the Panama Canal and Tahiti, to arrive in Sydney on the 3rd of August 1959. This was the ships final voyage before it was scraped in Hong Kong.
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  7. HMS Victory 1765 by PvG Aussie Scale 1/530 BOTTLE FINISHED

    An 8cm/3inch full sail (17 sails) model of Nelson's Victory put into a fine Dimple Whisky Bottle.
    See the complete detailed build here .
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  8. SM9 1908 by PvG Aussie - Das Werk - Scale 1:72 - PLASTIC - WW1 U-boat FINISHED

    A World War 1 German U-Boat (SM U-9) 1908
    Length 804mm
    Beam 83mm
    Height 150mm
    Parts 164 PLUS After market RCSUBS PE parts (over 250 parts) & Micro Master Gun
    See Full Build Log
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  9. Australia II 1984 Scratch built by PvG Aussie, Scale 1:225 COMPLETED SIB

    Not wanting to 'rub it in' but does anyone remember the America's Cup from 1983? 😁
    This boat was great fun to build.
     
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  10. Bismarck 1/200 COMPLETED by Trumpeter plus Basic enhancement kit.

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  11. Endeavour 1/65

    1/65 Endeavour by Artesania Latina plus AL Figures and lighting
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  12. Spanish Galleon 1607 by PvG Aussie - Imai Kagaku - 1/100 - PLASTIC - FINISHED

    A 1979 kit of a 1607 Spanish Galleon .
    Flagship of the Golden Fleet that bore fabled treasures of the New World.
     
    Length 495mm,
    Width 223mm,
    Height 439mm,
    Scale 1:100
     
    A most enjoyable build even though the scale makes the ship a little 'tight' to work on at times.
     
    Build posts can be found  here .
    Cheers,
    Pvg Aussie
     
     
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  13. Bluenose II 1/75 by Artesania Latina

    An easy build and a good break from the 'big ones'.
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  14. HMS Oxford 1647

    The first of about 13 ships I have made in bottles. Quite a challenge and each one takes about 50 hours. They are a great break between larger models. The best part is emptying the bottles. This one in a Chivas Regal.
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  15. Vasa 1/65 by Artesania Latina

    Over 250 figurines! 750 hours to build.
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  16. Bounty (after the mutiny) 1/48 by Artesania Latina plus scratch lighting

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  17. Belem 1/75 by Artesania Latina

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