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I am building a ship similar to Victory and am interested in buying the kit for using the hull to modify it to look like HMS St. Lawerence.I would also consider trading most of the Confederacy kit fittings and photoetch but not the wood.  Cheers! John.

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If you are still interested, I have a Mamoli Victory kit from the 1980s that I have worked on and off for the past 5 years or so.  Current state is picture in this forum toward the end of page 3 of the link. I am very unhappy with the materials and how it has been going together.  I finally decided that life is too short to build a model I am not happy with.  If you want it, hull as is, strip wood and fittings it is yours for the cost of shipping.   Contact me though the message system.

 

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