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  • Birthday 04/26/1955

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  11. Stimpy started following Chesapeake Sharpie 20' Class by Jim Cricket - 1:8 - from H.I. Chapelle, Pilar by ThirdCoast - Constructo - Scale 1:27 - Earnest Hemingway's Yacht, East Coast Oyster Sharpie 1880-1900 by davec - 1/16 scale and 6 others
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  14. Stimpy
    They turned out great. I wish I had this information before I built mine. I thought I was just not understanding the instructions. But it turns out I was not the only one. Mike
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  17. Stimpy
    I wish you would have built this several weeks ago. I built two of the smallest sizes to replace the canoe looking boats supplied with the CHAPERON. I ended up using card stock strips because I could not bend the 1/16" to that small of a radius. The turned out ok. I will be following this to see how you over come all the troubles I had. GOOD LUCK. Mike
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  22. Stimpy
    I am so sorry for your lose. We have a Yorkie that turns 2 in June and I could not imagine loosing her. Again, so sorry.
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  25. Stimpy
    Great start. This model builds up to be a nice little boat. This was my first one also. After this, you will be hooked. You will suddenly have a closet full of kits waiting to be built like everyone else.

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