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  1. SAN FRANCISCO II (Artesania Latina)

    The most fearsome ships of the Spanish Armada were the galleons, ships that first appeared in mid 16th century. The galleon San Francisco (apparently there were at least three galleons with this name) was a typical example of those ships.
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  2. Pride of Baltimore II (Model Shipways)

    Virginia-built schooners first appeared during the American Revolution. Known as Baltimore Clippers, they helped establish the Port of Baltimore as a major shipbuilding center.
    In 1974, Baltimore city officials decided to build a replica of a 19th century clipper to serve as good-will ambassador for the city. The ship, named  Pride of Baltimore,  was launched at Baltimore's Inner Harbor on February 27, 1977. She was lost in micro-squall on May, 1986. The city then commissioned a larger sister-ship, and the  Pride of Baltimore II  was launched on April 30, 1989.
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  3. Miramar 1

    Small Tuna Purse seiner of the Cantabric Sea. It was made with downloaded plans from MODELISMO NAVAL . Scale 1:40
    http://www.modelismonaval.com/descargas/planos-/barcos-a-motor
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  4. HMS Pandora

    The HMS Pandora (Constructo) was the first ship I build (2007) and although the instructions and plans had several errors and omissions it gave me great satisfaction. I put some pictures of it in the previous version of MSW but because it's a seldom made ship I decide to include them again. The first image was made photoshoping it with a sunset at the Bay of San Carlos (Guaymas).
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  5. HMS Endeavour (Artesania Latina)

    HMS Endeavour (also known as HM Bark Endeavour)

    Launched in 1765, was acquired in 1768 by the British Admiralty and prepared for a 3 year voyage under the command of the famous Cap. James Cook.

    Model: Scale 1:60 by Artesania Latina and images from the Australian-built replica, one of the world's most accurate maritime reproductions.

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  6. Vasa (Billing Boats) by Karleop

    Regalship Vasa, 1628. The making of this model emerged by chance as I was given by a friend who could not do it. The construction was a challenge because initially I had to disarm several pieces, many pieces were loose without identification and model instructions are poor. However, after 15 months I could finish this great model.
    I show some pictures on photomontage in the bay of San Carlos, Guaymas and several on details of the ship.

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