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  1.    thibaultron reacted to a post in a topic: Amanda F Lewis 1884 by SardonicMeow - Scale 1:48 - Chesapeake Bay pungy
  2. Deltawaldo
    Hey! Thanks and I am definitely tuned in on this! Also awesome to see a descendant of a former captain! The Amanda F Lewis has always peaked my interest due to the amount of archival work done on it! As far as I could tell from coast guard records she was converted to a diesel screw and is probably drift wood now on a beach in Haiti. The only ship I don't see in your list is the Mattie F. Dean which I think was scuttled in backwater creek near Annapolis! I have a laser cutter function on my end printer so honestly if you wouldn't mind sharing it would be an honor to follow along with my cousin who works at the maritime museum in St. Michaels. I grew up near Brooks point and am I think 4 generations removed from Joe Brooks. I am based on Baltimore now (black sheep of the family moving off the shore haha). Definitely amazing progress!
  3. Deltawaldo
    This is amazing! If you have any stl files for the hull that you made or even CAD I could borrow I'd love to 3d print it on my end (itching to use some wood PLA filament). That being said, the Amanda F. Lewis was built by my ancestor Joe Brooks. I grew up not far from the Brooks Building Site in Dorchester County, MD!

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