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    Flying Fish by steven sturgis - Model Shipways - 1/96 - American Clipper Ship

    in - Kit build logs for subjects built from 1851 - 1900

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    Hello Steve,

     

    I'm a newby to ship building. I just started my build of the Flying fish clipper. i'll start collecting pics of by build. I'm lucky to have a nice shop to work in.

    like you I play with the CNC equipment, although most of my work is in metal. :) On your nail screws where did you find a left hand tap and die?

     

    love the work you have done up till the post last march. are you still working on her?

     

    would to just talk with you off forum. you can reach me at lseguine@yahoo.com

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