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Steve Mayo

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    Congratulations Dr. You have done an absolutely amazing job! I am in the process of mostly scratch building of fiberglass, two EFC "Laker" class steel steam freighters. I fully understand the timing on your build. My two ships are of fiberglass so quite a different style. I made a mold in 1986 that has turned out three hulls. Years ago, I fashioned a fine funnel from a copper tube with flange, steam line and whistle that looks very much like yours. I am almost ready for the rigging so I really appreciate your current workshop. I have been a professional marine artist for 50 years and a professional master also. You might appreciate seeing some of my paintings of steam freighters online. Thank you for sharing your extremely detailed workmanship! Cheers, --Steve Mayo

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