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- Birthday 01/19/1965
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Amalio, very nice turning job you have done there with the cannons. Did you just use your regular lathe or did you use cnc in order to get them all equal?
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Andrew, it was a true pleasure meeting you this Sunday at the Tugboat Festival in Olympia Washington. This is what Model Ship World is all about! Just like this, members meeting up at a festival to share interests. And meeting face-to-face. Andrew it was also a pleasure to meet your significant other. I wish you would have had more time with us Olympia Model Sailor, but at same time find more information about the tug you are building. I sorry to know that you weren't pleased with the outcome of your yacht as I was hoping to see it and take some pictures of her. Guess there will be other opportunities! Best to you and I am happy meeting you.
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You have done a tremendous job. One this we all have might have problem with is lining the hull planking up to match each side. Looking very good.
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After reading all the good experience with Ultimation I decided to buy their package. Order placed today, will see how long it will take until package arrives. I am not in a hurry. But after viewing videos regarding the cutter and sander I am looking forward to trying them out and make a somewhat review.
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Hello! New to the forum, happy to be here :)
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Y.T, at the time I have no idea what brought her down. Considering she was smaller with less mast height and slightly wider beam there are speculations there was other factors that brought her down. The conditions of her are really bad more torn up makes the researcher to believe she went down in a battle. The ship Vasa's little sister Falken found - Stockholm University
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