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  • Birthday 09/07/1942

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    Western Missouri USA
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    Model Ship Building and Genealogy

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  1.    Jeronimo reacted to a post in a topic: HMS Naiad 1797 by EdT - FINISHED - 1:60 - 38-gun frigate
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  4. runner63
    As of this date, Aug 8, 2016, nothing has been done sine I said I was going to get back to the build. In truth I got hooked on genealogy, I have traced my linage back to early 1600's in Germany and have been working on it and other members of my family and friends. I REALLY DO NEED TO GET THE SHIP FINISHED. someday John
  5.    Megiddo reacted to a post in a topic: USS Constitution by AndyMech - FINISHED - Revell - 1:96 - PLASTIC
  6.    san martin reacted to a post in a topic: Santa Ana by runner63 - Artesania Latina
  7. runner63
    Greatest tool I ever got runner63
  8. runner63
    But what to do with the extra 40 or 50 spools runner63
  9. runner63
    Oh good, another ship by Ed T. I was beginning to have withdrawal pains for lack of a good build by Ed to follow. runner63 John
  10. runner63
    Waiting patiently runner63
  11. runner63
    Albert, Nice work, I will follow you with interest. runner63
  12. runner63
    I am also pulling up a seat to watch and kabitz. runner63
  13. runner63
    I have built several AL kits, my present one being Santa Ana the instructions are a manual of some 70 or 80 pages in full color with good instructions. Five stars for AL Runner63
  14. runner63
    I love seeing your build, someday maybe mine will look like that. Again excellent build Rinner63 John
  15. runner63
    Assuming the door opens inward the hinge probably would not be visible. Just my two cents worth runner63
  16. runner63
    The kit is double planked. Thanks for looking Runner63
  17. runner63
    Friends, today I will add pictures of the contents of the box that Santa Ana came in. At the back of each picture are the precut bulkheads of Santa Ana. Construction pictures will follow.
  18. runner63
    Thank you all, as I said I started this on MSW1 and am now about to start to finish it. Thanks again for the encouragement. Runner63 John
  19.    runner63 reacted to a post in a topic: Le Fleuron by cabrapente - FINISHED
  20. runner63
    This is a place holder for my Santa Ana build that I started on MSW1. The build was started in 2011 and the last construction was in January of 2012, the ship is patient and has been sitting in my shop since then waiting for me come back and finish it. When I stopped work in January of 2012 I told my self it was because I wanted to work on my genealogy, which I did. In reality it was because I could not see the work due to cataracts in both eyes, over the last month I have had surgery to fix this problem and am now going to start work on and finish Santa Ana. Runner 63 John Western Missouri USA
  21. runner63
    Congratulations Ed, a great project to have followed, and much appreciation for redoing it here after the crash of MSW1. runner63 John

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